Regarding Q1 numbers and what the street is thinking, CNBC's Phil Lebeau mentioned a number in an on-air segment this afternoon. It was quick but I think he said 79K.
Anyone else hear something similar?
Anyone else hear something similar?
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The Judge granted the SEC motion to file a reply the same day it was requested. Late last night Elon’s Attorneys filed a request for a sur-reply, I find it interesting that the Judge has yet to accept that request. Perhaps, she is currently judging the case on its merits, and may issue a summary dismissal to not waste any more of the courts time. Probably a very low likelihood, and I am not a lawyer so have no idea if such a thing would be possible. The optimist in me wants to think that is what is happening though.
Receiving a 503 error isn't technically a malfunction because that's how the software is supposed to act when the server is too busy. (No, I didn't order, so I don't know if anyone actually received a 503 error).
You, of all people, know that such is a family legacy.The mind bobbles at what might have eventuated had you been fully educated there.
Buying a few $300 weekly calls as a gamble... who knows, maybe Apple will plant a seed in Tesla tomorrow
Tesla could have listed half a dozen easy and true reasons for the delay, why are people rushing to accuse Tesla of lying about the reason, without any evidence whatsoever?
Yeah, sounds like what I saw.Receiving a 503 error isn't technically a malfunction because that's how the software is supposed to act when the server is too busy. (No, I didn't order, so I don't know if anyone actually received a 503 error).
Tell that to Apple every time they have a preorder rush. And I know they have state of the art cloud computing, but it still gets overwhelmed. Roads aren't supposed to have potholes either.It is a malfunction - the server is not supposed to get too busy. Esp., in this cloud computing era when you can expand your compute power at will depending on need.
Where can I find this info?Elon has been flying to San Jose a lot...
about 500On a more positive note I’d like to hear everyone December 31st share price targets.
I rated this as funny because I know where your username is from. Awesome.They don't have 3 S/X lines. I think he meant 1 of 3 shifts. I don't think that's really correct, either, since Tesla told Reuters over a year ago they only needed two shifts to make 100k/year thanks to efficiency improvements.
Tesla says Model S, Model X production efficiency much improved | Reuters
Timothy B. Lee at ArsTechnica is a reliable Tesla basher and FUDster, and he's at it again today:
Musk defense “borders on the ridiculous,” SEC tells court
It would be nice if anyone with Ars Technica street cred could push back a bit and insert a few factoids into the discussion.
I have no idea what Timothy B. Lee's problem with Elon is, but his reporting is viscously slanted and biased, roughly on the level of Dana Hull and Linette Lopez. This goes well beyond just click-bait journalism.
Where can I find this info?
Elon has been flying to San Jose a lot...