Bloomberg Technology - this evening:
“Tesla is the winner”
Better get used to hearing that
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Bloomberg Technology - this evening:
There's only about 181 million shares floating right now? So more than half the entire float was turned over this week. That's what I call an actively traded stock...So while we wait for the official Nasdaq short interest to post, where did this week's volume end up? 99.5M shares. To put that in perspective, here are the other highest weekly volumes back through 2019:
It should be noted that the next highest volume week is in the 50M range, so these are all significantly higher than average volume week.
- Week of January 6th, 2020 (99.5M shares) Open: 440.47 / Close: 478.00 (current week, first full trading week after release of Q4'19 P&D report)
- Week of May 20th (98M shares) Open: 202.80 / Close: 190.63 NOTE: First full trading week after infamous cost cutting "10 months of cash burn rate" Elon leaked e-mail
- Week of April 29th (78.7M shares) Open: 235.86 / Close: 255.03 NOTE: Week after Q1 Earnings
- Week of October 21st (78.1M shares) Open: 258.33 / Close: 328.13 NOTE: Q3 Earnings Week
- Week of April 22nd (78.0M shares) Open: 269.00 / Close: 235.14 NOTE: Autonomy Day / Q1 Earnings Week
- Week of June 3rd (76.6M shares) Open: 185.51 / Close: 204.50 NOTE: 52-week low
- Week of December 16th (73.2M shares) Open: 362.55 / Close: 405.59 NOTE: Week of a number of good news developments including TSLA achieving ATHs.
I'm confused by this, all energy used by the car comes from the battery, how could HVAC power draw not be charged for when supercharging?More OpEx reduction....
I'm confused by this, all energy used by the car comes from the battery, how could HVAC power draw not be charged for when supercharging?
Ground Hog day. We keep talking about this over and over.
If Tesla selling a car would result is excessive profits for the buyer, Tesla will sell for a larger price - because they will have limited # of cars to sell. If they don't sell it for a much higher price, the guy who bought it will.
Are you including musk shares in float? They don’t trade and should be excluded in the floatThere's only about 181 million shares floating right now? So more than half the entire float was turned over this week. That's what I call an actively traded stock...
Market Watch lists 179.13M shares outstanding with a float of 133.82M. While there should be agreement on the shares outstanding, the float varies. IIRC, Bloomberg has previously reported a higher float than Market Watch.Are you including musk shares in float? They don’t trade and should be excluded in the float
Tesla Model 3 SR+ & P and Model S & X US delivery estimates have moved to 8-11 weeks in the configurator. Model 3 AWD is at 7-10 weeks.
There’s two way communication between the car and the charger, so presumably they charge by the amount of charge actually added to the battery. This would avoid, for example, charging for losses within the charger(heat through the cables, any issues with the terminals, etc.)I'm confused by this, all energy used by the car comes from the battery, how could HVAC power draw not be charged for when supercharging?
Small correction here— Blackrock’s position is largely due to passive investments.Buyers:View attachment 498818
Look at the top holders:
Elon Musk will not sell;
Baillie Gifford both managers think Tesla is likely to become one of the largest companies in the world;
Capital World Investors, their analyst expects this stock to hit $4k by 2030;
Vanguard is buy and hold type;
BlackRock chief strategist had an interview, he thinks the world is going through a major transition, Tesla is an important leader in this transition.
Sellers are short term traders. Buyers are in it for long term. So it's unlikely for these holders to sell when the stock goes up.
I just assumed they'd charge for all power coming from the SC.There’s two way communication between the car and the charger, so presumably they charge by the amount of charge actually added to the battery. This would avoid, for example, charging for losses within the charger(heat through the cables, any issues with the terminals, etc.)
A lot less covering than I thought.
Guessing another 1.5 billion fron dec 31 to now. We have a long way to go before things get to normal.
Small correction here— Blackrock’s position is largely due to passive investments.
I believe it’s actually a reference to The Witcher.
I just assumed they'd charge for all power coming from the SC.
This is what they are doing now. What they were doing was charging for the net added to the battery.