Not from me you won't--they all get recycled. However, the biggest waste of cardboard is pizza boxes because they can't be recycled, only garbaged. So I don't order delivered pizza anymore.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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JRP3
Hyperactive Member
I'd assume there will be some people who cancel because of the current situation.
Edit: Doh! That doesn't create excess vehicles
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JRP3
Hyperactive Member
Elon can't sleep on the factory floor remotely.
Elon doesn't do just a CEOs job, he's the chief engineer at SpaceX and also works closely together with Teslas Autopilot team.
Many people really underestimate his abilities.
But that doesn't change the number of cars made, nor the requirement that the sum of cars delivered is bounded by the sum of cars manufactured. Without a previous inventory overhang, you can't have a lot more deliveries than production in a quarter.
Good thing Fremont and Giga are his houses. Tent on the roof again? (Private plane is looking good now too)
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
I don`t want to answer in detail here, will post my OT reply in the CV thread, but i think it is just too early to call this a decline in new cases. We have seen patterns like this a week ago as well and then it came back stronger. Italy just reversed the downward trend yesterday and Germany grew again as well. More in the other topic, will link it for you once posted.
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Be careful to make sure you are talking about the same trends here. You say that Italy reversed the downward trend yesterday, and that's true for number of deaths, but it's untrue for number of (recorded) new cases, which kept the downward trend.
If you want to use number of deaths as your indicator that's fine, but imo the number of new (recorded) cases is a better one. Number of deaths is a trailing indicator of how the infection is going compared to new (recorded) cases and it's what everybody will look at to decide when to reopen.
No, I am talking about new cases. Italy had 4789 new cases in 3/23 and 5249 new cases on 3/24. Both the JHU site and the coronavirus.app site show the same data.
This is odd. Because that's not what I've been hearing on tv the whole day.
Il bollettino di martedì 24 marzo: per il terzo giorno rallenta la crescita dei contagi. 743 nuove vittime
I'll try to figure it out but we are getting OT again so I'll leave it here.
Edit: https://www.google.com/amp/amp.ilsole24ore.com/pagina/ADPWQbF
This one has number of new cases +8,1% on monday and +8,2% (5249) yestarday.
I'll say one thing: the situation is bloody confusing.
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answering in the appropriate thread.
anthonyj
Stonks
I’m happy Valueanalyst is banned on Twitter. She is very nasty, telling people that were on margin at $800-$900 not to sell, or she will block them. Complete lunatic and worse than $TSLAQ
marvinat0rz
Member
Huh. This rocket-like rise baffles me. Have people realized a growth company is a better place to be in a crisis that affects revenues, or what? Any ideas? I actually bought back most of my hedge-sold shares on Monday, so I couldn't have timed it better, but I wasn't expecting this and it's freaking me out a little.
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
You mean the rise that is less than Ford's? GM did better yesterday as well. Whether temporary bottom or not I won't argue, but it is obvious that the market is going back up.
Pezpunk
Active Member
so, we're back to late January pricing. hard for never-sell investors like me to be too mad about it. *shrug*
i mean sure, i could have made a pantload timing the market by selling it all at the peak and buying back in at the bottom, but nobody seems to get that right more than half the time.
i am fine just riding the roller coaster. i won't pretend to know where $TSLA will be in a day or a month, but i know where it will be in ten years.
i mean sure, i could have made a pantload timing the market by selling it all at the peak and buying back in at the bottom, but nobody seems to get that right more than half the time.
i am fine just riding the roller coaster. i won't pretend to know where $TSLA will be in a day or a month, but i know where it will be in ten years.
anthonyj
Stonks
When has price action ever made sense? Tesla was the same price as 2015 in 2019, even though it grew 10x. The stonk will grow in the long term, everything else is just noise. Even Apple has been cut in half many many times throughout the years. Only people that should be concerned about fluctuations are gamblers, call holders, and people on margin
OK, newbie question here, but this is an investor's thread, so I *think* it is On Topic: I have been considering selling some of my stock in my Ally account. Some of the shares were bought >1 year ago, and would sell at a profit. But, some other of the shares were purchased <1 year ago, and would sell at a loss. So, does the IRS consider the sale as just one sale, or is each tranche taxed separately? Does the loss of the more recent shares, if sold at the same time, offset some of the profits from the older shares? Or, am I taxed fully on the profits of the older shares, and the sale of the newer shares (a loss) are taxed at $0?
willow_hiller
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Each tranche is considered separately. Some good information here: Can a Short-Term Capital Loss Be a Tax Write-Off Against Ordinary Gains?
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