TheTalkingMule
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Wish we could see this data for Canada. I made a guess last quarter that Canada was 10 to 15 percent of Teslas total sale. A number I pulled completely out of my ass as I have no data other than heresay on how busy the Vancouver centres are. But still would love to know. Canada sales numbers are seemingly impossible to find.
article says "AAA has the current spread between regular and premium at 58 cents."
so only a 14 cent difference. I'm not sure people filling premium gas will really notice.
StealthP3D
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At $0.58 a gallon difference, people already notice! Our last gas car took Premium and with a 21-gallon tank, I was painfully aware of the $0.30-$0.50 difference. And yes, I'm a multi-millionaire. Most of us didn't get to where we are without noticing things like that.
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Why raise expensive equity while forgoing profits just to drive the mission then? That debt will harm the mission more than slightly higher profits would have.
but they just pay it anyways since it's the cost of buying a "premium" vehicle. Or they use regular instead on a premium recommended/required vehicle.At $0.58 a gallon difference, people already notice! Our last car took Premium and with a 21-gallon tank, I was painfully aware of the $0.30-$0.40 difference. And yes, I'm a multi-millionaire. Most of us didn't get to where we are without noticing these kinds of things.
Here's what might help along with that 14 cent premium gas increase. Gas Taxes Rise in a Dozen States, Including an Historic Increase in Illinois
I don't know the quality of the information in that article, but it claims that 12 states just recently raised taxes. Some at minor rates, but states like Illinois rose by 19 cents.
so in illinois premium owners might notice as it's adding up. Maybe fuel taxes and some of these other things could help Tesla as they start to add up. Plus, i've seen other states talking about raising fuel taxes as well.
Edit: On the flip side, some state governments are greedy and charging more for EV registrations than gas vehicles. See Illinois as a new example. Not sure how all this will shake out and benefit Tesla if that's a new trend and they scheme to tax EVs at higher and higher rates.
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Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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Lyft Operating Chief to Depart After Moving Last Year From Tesla
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LN1_Casey
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Why must the stock price always go down after I buy some? And I bet it'll be even higher next paycheck too!
ditto...the fundamental reason to invest and how you value a stock (DDM).... i am really surprised on how many disagrees and dislikes i got for suggesting TSLA dividends in the future... this is the TSLA investment thread
There are those who invest for personal gain (Capitalists) and then there are those who invest in a better future for themselves and others. Musk is among the latter: Tesla's Mission: "Accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy." So, I guess as long as the world is not 100% on sustainable energy there will be no dividends from Tesla.
Hmm, would you mind selling your stake then? I could use a bump as I'm about a $20 SP increase from being back in black.
In 5-10 years, this 10$ difference isn't going to matter. Having bought at 240ish instead of 360 or 400+ though, will make quite a difference. So better to simply be thankful for this already discounted price that was given to us
Krugerrand
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Do you mean by SC SuperCharger or Service Center ?
Yes.
Menifeer
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Please let us know when you plan to buy so we can take appropriate action...
True....but only if the data relationship holds between the alpha triangle and the falling crescent bridge.
Of course you knew that.
$0.19/gal x 15000mi/yr / 25mpg = $114/yr
That's really going to get those premium car buyers thinking while they're sitting in the Starbucks drive-thru.
Not sure I belive the "planned" part: (of url Tesla, Inc. Common Stock (TSLA) Real-Time Stock Quote - NASDAQ.com)
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I'm too old to repeat it, but the punchline of the story goes something like this: "when the foo drops, wear it."
Yes Illinois might be a little unique as they are using the increase to pay for state highway maintenance. They jacked the EV registration much higher but we are somewhat thankful they didn't bump it to a proposed $1000/year. This increase on gas tax was a long time coming and add to it that we've already got additional taxes on that gas, and it adds up to a pretty costly average price.
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