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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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It seems rather placid. Perhaps your chart client recorded the settlement of an out trade, while Thinkorswim ignored it.
Old South African curse: "May you invest in entertaining stock."
mach.89
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I saw it too, dropped $20-something dollars in AH for some reason... now it’s back to down $0.20-something. Maybe a glitch.
EVNow
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Let us hope those are not people who bought FSD 3 years back and have a grudge
Okay, this seems to be a filing on the topic above: https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cacd.723137/gov.uscourts.cacd.723137.121.0.pdf
This sounds like it may have been joyriders? I know teens love to get their hands on a keyfob since they love to drive Teslas. And their antics often end in accidents...
I know there are a few infamous Tesla shorts in Norway. But I don't know who our T-Q is. But if a fender bender in the snow is big news for them they must really be hunting high and low for bad news.
GBleck
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Market watch shows $336.18 after hours. I'll take that over some random twitter post.
Fact Checking
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I've read this before - Elon's lawyers seem to suggest that an Unsworth lawyer tried to entrap Elon, who didn't bite - instead the investigative firm hired by Elon's lawyer filed a fraud complaint in the UK, and stands by that complaint. (Contacting authorities in such cases is pretty much the right approach.)
This filing was written by Elon's lawyers, so it would present Elon's side.
The judge allowed this issue to be discussed at the trial, so I guess we might learn more about it.
To me it fits into the character of Unsworth to have planted that "Thai investigator" who later on turned out to feed Elon false information about Unsworth and who also turned out to be a convicted felon. (At which point Elon obviously broke all contact.)
This false information was the basis of Elon's "off the record" emails to Buzzfeed - which the Buzzfeed "reporter" forwarded to Unsworth's lawyer, who suggested the inflammatory statements to be published in violation of basic journalistic ethics and against the posted ethics guideline of Buzzfeed.
Unsworth dropped the Buzzfeed claims from his suit due to this (because his lawyer invited and permitted the inflammatory emails to be published, removing the basis for any lawsuit) - but the judge still allowed these emails to be shown to the jurors, as "state of mind" and "character" evidence.
But yes, considering these shenanigans I can see why Elon wanted to set an example instead of settling. I really hope his lawyers agreed.
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Now that even the AH market has quieted down, I will just mention that there are still seven Tesla car carriers under way all due to arrive at their destination within this quarter - with about 10 days to spare for the last shipment,
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EVNow
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@elonmusk took the stand around 1:15p as the first witness. Being questioned by Unsworth’s attorney Lin Wood about how influential he is. “I’m not sure to the degree I’m influential” “I have asked people to take climate change seriously...and I haven’t been successful.”
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