Didn't Panasonic say that the new lines wouldn't be operational until some time in June after they installed new jigs? So no new lines running yet. (Though they could have reduced the scrap rate.)
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Didn't Panasonic say that the new lines wouldn't be operational until some time in June after they installed new jigs? So no new lines running yet. (Though they could have reduced the scrap rate.)
bdy0627
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Hmm. So where is Tesla in terms of toilet paper consumption compared with competitors? It's undoubtedly high right now with the stock performance over the last 6 months.
That's easy. The point is to be able to pretend you are offering both views, without actually risking your viewers hearing the opposing view.
Next on short bus times: Elon is cutting costs. Forcing employees to wipe with both sides. Hmm. So where is Tesla in terms of toilet paper consumption compared with competitors? It's undoubtedly high right now with the stock performance over the last 6 months.
stef
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Can’t wait to read Electrek’s take on that ...
We're living in the future. Starlink site is up (if this hasn't been shared yet).
Starlink
Anyone else think the Ion thrusters make the number of satellites in this constellation a non-issue as they can move around based on the exit point of a spacecraft from Earth's orbit? I'm not credible in saying whether that's accurate or not, just imagining something cool.
Starlink
Anyone else think the Ion thrusters make the number of satellites in this constellation a non-issue as they can move around based on the exit point of a spacecraft from Earth's orbit? I'm not credible in saying whether that's accurate or not, just imagining something cool.
Don’t think so.
Tesla’s ASP for Model 3 was something like $50-$54k (correct me if I’m wrong, please). That’s not possible with increasing SR/SR+.
Wooloomooloo
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$2 trillion? Where did you get that from, ride-sharing today is only worth about $160bn globally. $2T would be 8% of US GDP...
Since it's allllmost the weekend, OT time, and the school I work for is about to get out for the summer in 2 hours, thought I would post this This is what I tell people when I give them test drives now:
This is what I tell people when I give them test drives now:
Wooloomooloo
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I watched that too - she made some very good points, and at this stage you can only think there are very fundamentally different ways of viewing the company to have such wild valuation differences.
Interesting theory also about traders buying the convertibles and shorting the stock and still being in the money - but the baseline of 81 cents and 9% yield is nasty.
I'm feeling like buying late today will be good timing. Friday's always seem to have an extra dip.
Americans Still Have 2 Very Big Concerns About Electric Vehicles
TLDR version, lack of charging stations is the #1 concern, and #2 is higher initial price. Charging stations is a psychological issue. People think that they take so many long trips, but most do not. The price concern is just pure stupidity. OK, so your EV costs 10% more right away than an equivalent ICE...almost everyone finances their vehicles. So that extra cost is spread out over your 5 year loan....just like the big gas/maintenance savings are. I guess you could combat that with detailed charts/ads that break the numbers down mickey mouse style.
Americans Still Have 2 Very Big Concerns About Electric Vehicles
TLDR version, lack of charging stations is the #1 concern, and #2 is higher initial price. Charging stations is a psychological issue. People think that they take so many long trips, but most do not. The price concern is just pure stupidity. OK, so your EV costs 10% more right away than an equivalent ICE...almost everyone finances their vehicles. So that extra cost is spread out over your 5 year loan....just like the big gas/maintenance savings are. I guess you could combat that with detailed charts/ads that break the numbers down mickey mouse style.
Does anyone know if Model 3 SR+ shipments have begun to Europe? Norway deliveries, which are apparently real time or very close, continue to be all LR and a few P
Edit to add: Cleantechnica reported on 4/12 that Tesla was accepting orders for SR+ in EU. Deliveries have picked up recently in Norway, but still lag far behind February. Is it possible that Tesla is generating a backlog of SR+ orders that will result in a burst for March deliveries?
Apologies if this has been asked and answered, but been very busy lately and hard to keep up --
Edit to add: Cleantechnica reported on 4/12 that Tesla was accepting orders for SR+ in EU. Deliveries have picked up recently in Norway, but still lag far behind February. Is it possible that Tesla is generating a backlog of SR+ orders that will result in a burst for March deliveries?
Apologies if this has been asked and answered, but been very busy lately and hard to keep up --
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Cool idea on making a hole, if needed. The satellites are > 500 km apart when at the equator, so it seems a non-issue.
Since it's allllmost the weekend, OT time, and the school I work for is about to get out for the summer in 2 hours, thought I would post this
So you kill them by launching them into the glass roof?
Such BS. They should cite non-mystery investors on this forum who are bullish on TSLA's prospects!
Sure hope people weren't expecting wall st to suddenly abandon their agenda because of Elon's leaked email. It was obvious from the pre market trading and 1st hour of trading yesterday that wall st was more than willing to throw more volume at the stock to cap the rebound and today they're back to pushing it down. Heading for another day of at least 10 million shares traded. Yesterday was like 26 million. It's so obvious due to the volume that naked shorting is happening. Its depressing to know the SEC will do nothing. It's so blatant.
Anyone can feel free to disagree and say that I'm reading into my own conspiracy theory but the premarket and 1st hour of trading yesterday was the clearest example yet, at least to me. We just had confirmation that Tesla will at least get very close to guidance and a good shot at meeting. This whole drop is deprecated on no demand anymore. Once again I'm super jelly of the ones who adding to their position right now.
Anyone can feel free to disagree and say that I'm reading into my own conspiracy theory but the premarket and 1st hour of trading yesterday was the clearest example yet, at least to me. We just had confirmation that Tesla will at least get very close to guidance and a good shot at meeting. This whole drop is deprecated on no demand anymore. Once again I'm super jelly of the ones who adding to their position right now.
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It’s fundamentally different from ride sharing as of today. Just because of pricing.
When robotaxis are cheaper than owning a car, and not much more inconvenient(sometimes more convenient because you don’t need to worry about parking), why would you still own a car?$2 trillion? Where did you get that from, ride-sharing today is only worth about $160bn globally. $2T would be 8% of US GDP...
It’s fundamentally different from ride sharing as of today. Just because of pricing.
yeah, almost everyone I talked to at our Texas Earth Day asked about this, but then I whipped out a picture of this on my phone and they were like: "ooooooh" then they were sold!
Like others have said, most people still don't know/understand what Tesla does.
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