Is MAXIPLAID already taken?Agreed.
My long term TSLA shares will eventually buy a home in the mountains and cars for my friends.
My trading account will pay for Tesla products in the mean time.
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Is MAXIPLAID already taken?Agreed.
My long term TSLA shares will eventually buy a home in the mountains and cars for my friends.
My trading account will pay for Tesla products in the mean time.
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Not Ross, Shirley?I’d have to delete my answer for it being political, as it would have been to persuade a certain Supreme to resign then rather than wait to die just before an upcoming election. But I’m not going to write that as then I’d have to delete it.
I’d have to delete my answer for it being political, as it would have been to persuade a certain Supreme to resign then rather than wait to die just before an upcoming election. But I’m not going to write that as then I’d have to delete it.
On no information whatsoever I suspect that you could probably sell almost any alcohol under the name NAFTA in [strike]USSR[/strike].To keep this On Topic, a discussion is in order regarding what is entailed for an extant corporation to obtain the necessary licenses to distill spirits. It may be fairly straightforward, I don’t know. Except in California.
Also, the name “Teslaquila” oughtn’t be a problem if it’s not sold in Mexico, as I’m going to venture that the US and Mexico, regardless of NAFTA/USMCA, haven’t reciprocal Domaine name restrictions. In other words, probably little problem if you want to set up your own Kentucky Bourbon distillery in Jalisco - go for it! Just don’t try to export it north.
On Edit: @RobStark shot down all THAT while I was typing.
Well, almost all of it.
That bolded part would be true if it concerns an emission of stock, where capital goes into the company. Later transactions may or may not contribute to the company's wellbeing. AIUI. (But perhaps to the investors'!)I see that this forum has a mix of people who (i) only buy and hold (ii) buy and hold and do some options trading as an integral part of investment strategy and (iii) do heavy options trading that has no connection with an overall investment strategy.
There are discussions in this forum (sometimes heated ) on the merits of these approaches. The discussions pretty much focus on the merits of each approach as it serves the goal of maximizing wealth.
I believe there are certain other issues related to options trading that don’t get brought up but that are important to consider.
- When a person buys stock, she injects capital into the system for the company’s growth and if the company does well, her benefitting from the stock appreciation can be considered as justifiably earned. If a person makes money on short term options, how did she contribute to the collective and in what way can she justify to herself how she is deserving of taking something from the common kitty? I believe this question becomes especially pertinent for people who invest in Tesla to support its lofty mission to save the planet.
- I believe the experience of highs and lows from options trading leaves a strong impression in the mind. Drinking in this experience for prolonged periods leads to these impressions taking deep roots in the subconscious that are difficult to shake off and can lead to addiction. Addictive behavior shares a common trait with fire. Feeding it does not quench it, it makes it more thirsty and desirous of more intense and more frequent engagement with the experience.
You're lucky. All my shares go to paying for snacks in the factory common rooms.Weekend OT:
I just realized that my share of Tesla I own produces a few cars this year and will produce a few cars every month (when Tesla produces 4M cars/year)
My part of Tesla will also produce more than a dozen Megawatt of battery storeage per year when the company produces 3TW pa.
I just realiazed that I own a relevant part of the 1B outstanding shares ;-) I proud and happy
You're lucky. All my shares go to paying for snacks in the factory common rooms.
So where are we at in interpreting what “record” meant in that Elon email in light of that tweet?
So where are we at in interpreting what “record” meant in that Elon email in light of that tweet?
So it is possible Tesla could keep DBE and their manufacturing process proprietary, but licence tab-less and sell equipment to make tab-less 4680.
So eventually Panasonic might convert all 2170 production at GF Nevada to 4680. Having 4680 as a widely available common cell format makes it very easy for Tesla to standise on 4680. So a few possabilities here, sometimes it may be possible to accelerate the mission and retain a competitive advantage.
Anyone remember if he was off or not for Q1 2019?Look at it this way: over the last quarters @Troy has been off in his estimates on production and deliveries by only a few percent. If the possble record Elon was referring to would be a record not for California, North America or Freemont but for worldwide deliveries, this would imply a miss by Troy of about 20%. How likely is that? Remember, Troy uses not only official registration stats but also VIN numbers reported by new Tesla owners.
The good thing about these battery improvements that are independent of each other, is that there's no more bet the farm thing like the model 3 anymore. Now we have multiple ventures inside Tesla, anyone of their success contribute to the top and bottom line. It's like spreading our bet over many startups. And I really like that.