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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Yah that kinda makes sense. A CEO should be able to make a “gitterdun” speech. But the SEC being the SEC it would seem an easy target. Have they had problems with this kinda thing before?
No, they just don't want any of us popping-up in their trolling of Tesla owners, prospective owners and pretty much any other discussion they have on Twitter. Of course if we come across such a discussion we can still put the facts straight, but not being able to follow them makes it much harder.
Why what they do isn't considered criminal behaviour is beyond me.
Auto workers fear EVs will be job killers
Auto workers fear EVs will be job killers
"Dread over the prospect that plug-in cars -- which have fewer parts and require less labor to build -- will doom auto jobs helped spark the first UAW strike against General Motors in over a decade. Ford Motor Co. and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, which are rolling their own battery-powered models to market in the coming years, could face a similar fate if they’re unable to quell the UAW’s concerns that widespread adoption of EVs endangers the employment of 35,000 union members.
“There’s a potential for our jobs to be gone -- they don’t need us anymore,” said Tim Walbolt, president of the UAW local representing workers at a Fiat Chrysler transmission components plant near Toledo, Ohio. “It scares us.”"
Auto workers fear EVs will be job killers
"Dread over the prospect that plug-in cars -- which have fewer parts and require less labor to build -- will doom auto jobs helped spark the first UAW strike against General Motors in over a decade. Ford Motor Co. and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, which are rolling their own battery-powered models to market in the coming years, could face a similar fate if they’re unable to quell the UAW’s concerns that widespread adoption of EVs endangers the employment of 35,000 union members.
“There’s a potential for our jobs to be gone -- they don’t need us anymore,” said Tim Walbolt, president of the UAW local representing workers at a Fiat Chrysler transmission components plant near Toledo, Ohio. “It scares us.”"
The SEC will have abolutely no case, just guaranteed embarassment.
Elon is supernatural and the Chinese are superhuman , I expect this combination
Should produce anything beyond our expectations.
For instance , The ramp up of model 3 may be better than expected, again assuming
Battery production can keep up. This may have a positive impact in q1 2020.
Should produce anything beyond our expectations.
For instance , The ramp up of model 3 may be better than expected, again assuming
Battery production can keep up. This may have a positive impact in q1 2020.
Renewable sector is booming, plenty of possibilities for capable people there.
I don't buy this "our jobs will be gone", like the coal-miners. Keep the pits open to save to jobs! No, close the pits and retrain them on to something less polluting, more pleasant and with a future.
How many of those workers voted for Trump though? When you put people in power who do not look toward the future, you create your own fate.
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
...and here I am, proud owner of FSD with 'advanced' install on and still nothing
Well, I see you on Planet Earth. That early rollout is just for NA....and here I am, proud owner of FSD with 'advanced' install on and still nothing
Dan Detweiler
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Correction... That is the latest major argument from the CNBC TSLAQ crew. You know they will come up with something else as the need arises.
Dan
Dan Detweiler
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Patience my young padawan...patience....and here I am, proud owner of FSD with 'advanced' install on and still nothing
Dan
The shorts were caught with their pants down yesterday..
Here is my guess on what happens today or monday before the opening bell
Lora or someone else sends out some report about someone getting hit by a car in a parking lot
WS analyst downgrade
Here is my guess on what happens today or monday before the opening bell
Lora or someone else sends out some report about someone getting hit by a car in a parking lot
WS analyst downgrade
Dan Detweiler
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Nothing to do with Trump, everything to do with a fear of change and corporate re-education of its employees. I'm sure there were a lot of stable workers that found their jobs to be irrelevant back in the early 1900's too.
How many of those workers voted for Trump though? When you put people in power who do not look toward the future, you create your own fate.
Dan
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jeewee3000
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larmor
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Well actually being at the leading edge of battery manufacturing in the world, and largest ev plant in the world and making a brand new factory in 1 year in Shanghai, these are all positive factors in the real world market valuation.
However, here in opposite world market will never put a value on this. Because there are no buyers for this kind of valuation. Why is that because I presume market manipulators and companies whose industries and businesses are at threat by Tesla, have a multi trillion dollar industry. And for them to spend $100 billion to take down the largest threat to their industry is not a big deal.
Should have gone private to ensure continued growth and acceleration. The amazing part is one of the buyers, presumably Aramco, had they bought in would have actually raised the value of oil inadvertently because of the optics of the largest oil company and oil producing country now buying into EVs.
Instead trying hard to get a war to continue to subsidize defense and oil machine. People will die on this barrel, for what..,.
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
Easy for you to say
I'm not sure how many cars the update is being pushed to, but there is finite bandwidth so -- instead of dribbling the update out a few bytes at a time to everyone for a simultaneous delivery -- they are understandably releasing it in stages. Besides, that helps with catching issues earlier (10.1 is already out).
In short, it is how I'd do it. But when you have no visibility into when you will get it, its on pins and needles.
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