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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Interesting that I did not get the email from you!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
MMD arrested at 09:40 AM @ $351.30 (SP over $380 at 10:10 AM)
Cheers!
Cheers!
UkNorthampton
TSLA - 12+ startups in 1
What advantage does hydrogen have over methane, propane etc made using renewable energy? Surely those are more energy dense, safer, less likely to destroy/embrittle pipes and storage.
bkp_duke
Well-Known Member
Guessing LG Chem. Can think of no other significant Korean battery companies.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Somewhere out there there is a bottomless pocket doing everything it can to keep TSLA from going green. WTF. Can't wait til these batteries get ramped up and all these Mofos die.
It’s not quite like that. Each Powerpack install includes a commercial-grade inverter in its own separate cabinet. You get one inverter per project (up to a certain size, don’t know the details), so the cost of the inverter gets split across the number of Powerpacks included in the project. But the margins are not as high as described. Tesla will always get better margins on their Powerwall installs.
Later edit: @mongo said it much clearer in his earlier post, which I hadn’t seen when I posted originally.
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I did mention this months back, but feel its worth repeating...
I told my grown children that if they bought Tesla stock and then in the future they sold it at a loss I would pay to make up the difference I thought this was a great idea because I have done so well in Tesla it wouldn't matter to me if I had to give some back.
Worked out great! Now my children follow Tesla everyday because they did take me up on the offer.
I'm thinking of renewing it again.
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TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Well *sugar*, guess we missed that window. Nov20 $450's were $26 and I decided to get greedy and try to let the day unfold a bit. Again, today's me not even remotely listening to yesterday's me who said to buy at the opening dip.
Analysts after battery day : So long dental plan! Lisa needs braces. Dental plan! Lisa needs braces. Dental plan! Lisa needs braces. Dental plan! Lisa needs braces. Dental plan! Lisa needs braces ...
Analysts now : Wait a minute, if we lose our dental plan I'll have to pay for Lisa's braces.
Analysts now : Wait a minute, if we lose our dental plan I'll have to pay for Lisa's braces.
So did I...guess what i got this morning for my efforts...."Thanks for that hot tip..."
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
while $TSLA is relatively down, it seems to be tracking NASDAQ reasonably well today and unless it drops more my buying is on hold. I have a limit order in case it really drops while I'm not looking, but at this point I don't expect it to be filled.
The $5 billion raised earlier this month should be good for more than a few months, I would hope. It's not that they are going to build a capacity of 3 TWh in the blink of an eye. For 2022 they are predicting 100 GWh output. Considering that a facility as small as the Kato Road pilot plant will be able to produce 10 GWh per year, the capex required for the first few years should not be in the tens of billions.
Bet TSLA
Active Member
One thing that surprises me about all the follow-up discussion on battery day. People keep talking about Tesla's goals and how they might not meet them at all if things don't go well, and how in any case it may take longer than they think.
What seems to be eluding people is that Tesla didn't discuss its goals at all. What Tesla presented were its plans along with estimates from engineering and manufacturing on when they could all be met. Note that the time estimates were for accomplishing all of the goals. Partial success, and complete success on some sub-goals has no doubt already been achieved. And, as goals are met the technology will find its way into vehicles and energy solutions.
What Tesla's actual goals are we have no idea, just that they are certainly more ambitious than the plans we heard about.
What seems to be eluding people is that Tesla didn't discuss its goals at all. What Tesla presented were its plans along with estimates from engineering and manufacturing on when they could all be met. Note that the time estimates were for accomplishing all of the goals. Partial success, and complete success on some sub-goals has no doubt already been achieved. And, as goals are met the technology will find its way into vehicles and energy solutions.
What Tesla's actual goals are we have no idea, just that they are certainly more ambitious than the plans we heard about.
Thanks for the discount. Bought a few more 2023 leaps and some Oct 2nd 400$ calls for 8.50 when the stock was trading around 355.
I managed to grab a Jan 23 $400. before it went up. I did have some heartburn buying it though. My Tesla % is getting too heavy again.
If you are thinking as a consumer vs investor and haven't seen it pointed out, then it's an understandable mistake. I corrected myself on this a bit. I had said not having a plaid to show off was a miss. I wasn't thinking it would have been an Osborn issue because of the price. But...now I believe the plaid will come with some sort of refresh and they didn't show it for a reason. They don't want S buyers to hold off hoping for the same cosmetic changes.
asburgers
Sell order in at $8008.5
larmor
Active Member
Possibly the same entity that is funding the car company that rhymes with mucid...
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