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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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From what he’s said, that’s because he expected the other players to move faster to catch up. They didn’t, so he decided to just kill them instead(presumably to make way for the Rivians and Bollingers of the world)
If the tide is rising and you're only one walking uphill, other people drowning is not your fault.
No but the Plaid variant that he was talking about in that post likely will be.
No such thing any more. S P100DL is less than $100k. Why isn't it a family sedan?
Pras
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Just tried smart summon in my commuter parking.
Friday evening giving the best chance to try this for the first time. Lot was full with few people walking. And it worked way more smoothly than I would have imagined. Totally like a normal driver!!
this feature is very underappreciated in the non Tesla community. But maybe not for long.
Friday evening giving the best chance to try this for the first time. Lot was full with few people walking. And it worked way more smoothly than I would have imagined. Totally like a normal driver!!
this feature is very underappreciated in the non Tesla community. But maybe not for long.
EVNow
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EVNow
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Not sure how the owner is identified. If it is the person under whom the car is registered - it doesn't tell much. In a lot of families the husband might have all the cars registered in his name. Like in ours (mainly because my wife didn't want to spend that much time at the dealership) - it could also be because his company gets better deals at the local dealership or his credit ratings are better etc. Its now the ownership - but the usage that matters.
anthonyj
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Andy (@Hollywood0077) | Stocktwits
This guy on Stocktwits joined 3 weeks ago, already has 3,700(!) tweets, mostly about Tesla. It’s constant, spamming nonsense pretty much 24/7. It’s interesting to say the least
This guy on Stocktwits joined 3 weeks ago, already has 3,700(!) tweets, mostly about Tesla. It’s constant, spamming nonsense pretty much 24/7. It’s interesting to say the least
RobStark
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Because 95% of families can't afford a $100k car.
Excuse me, $99,990 car.
And look below.
Max Plaid Model S will be.
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tschmidty
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Lol. Bots getting more sophisticated? It's funny cause if it was a lower volume it looks like a person (an unhinged person, but still).
One metric - which country has the best commercially successful software products?
+ just like California GDP is like 5th largest in world, I wonder how world measures if be isolated programmers to just SValley
BS.. There is nothing magical in the water in silicon valley that means them better programmers. Although I have met more than my share who think they are Superior because of where they live.
@Curt Renz : Knowing you are from Chicago and a sports fan: I was surfing channels today and came across the Flyers playing the Blackhawks in the Czech Republic........Wonder if the Czechs are trying to get a GF....Poor quality picture but look at this advertisement on the 'boards'EDIT: Looks like there is a company in Czech with name 'Tesla'
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dc_h
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5% is a lot of people. Porsche makes over $5 a year in a smaller market segment.
RobStark
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Porsche is an elite sports car brand. Not a "family" brand.
Porsche sells ~250k vehicles in a ~100M market. That is very elite.
Yes, their are higher end brand like Lamborghini and Bugatti.
Any family that buys as Max Plaid Model S has at least one member that wants to drive fast, possibly around a track.
So it is a "family sedan" for that kind of family
Did Tesla aquire Hibar Systems?
"
Hibar Systems is a leading North American manufacturer of high technology automated liquid dispensing and filling systems.
Hibar manufactures:
Hibar provides complete design, engineering and manufacturing automation expertise, including special equipment design and development in an integrated offering."
Tesla acquires Canadian battery specialist, Hibar Systems | Electric Autonomy Canada
"
Hibar Systems is a leading North American manufacturer of high technology automated liquid dispensing and filling systems.
Hibar manufactures:
- Complex high-speed integrated battery assembly lines,
- Advanced dispensing pumps and filling systems,
- High-performance custom engineered packaging systems,
- Automated assembly systems for a wide variety of industries.
Hibar provides complete design, engineering and manufacturing automation expertise, including special equipment design and development in an integrated offering."
Tesla acquires Canadian battery specialist, Hibar Systems | Electric Autonomy Canada
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