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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Oh well, looks like I can't do a block sale in Germany according to Fidelity:
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Will need to hibernate or play dead and wake up in 2030 to see what happened!
Taiwanese FW (first wife inside joke there is no 2nd one - yet!) already wants access to swing-trade 10% of our shares. Claims she has a "feel" for the stock after watching it roller coaster for several months. I told her to watch out I think we're going to get added to S&P 500 during Dec. 2020 or March 2021 rebalancing. If her 10% is in cash and not in $TSLA we'll be screwed.
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My intuition seems to have been correct (except for the side walls of the enclosure... so far).
As soon as the world wakes to understand that Nickel is going exactly the same road as oil, the western world will diversify rather quickly.
During the Oil boom, the OPEC controlled huge reserves and the west had no choice but to deal with it. This time around, it is Indonesia and Philipines. Just for this fact, I believe that many canadian mines would come to life in a span of 5-10 years to not let Indonesia/Philipines become so powerful in controlling the supply chain.
P.S. If we want to understand Tesla lets think about what Elon wants. Elon does not want dirty nickel. Indonesia's HPAL method is so freaking dirty that it almost negates carbon emission efficiency acquired by switching to electric and puts it all in the nickel production. I am still doing research to find out if Indonesia's ore can be directly converted without the step for metal sulphates. According to battery day, this has to be a major criteria to be able to get a contract from TESLA. I will publish some research very soon
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Seems like he had some cold-like symptoms, which are getting better. The pcr test should clarify it.
Meanwhile, TSLA went up in pre-market (well, just for a bit) -- note to self: NEVER discuss a moving target as if it finished moving!
Meanwhile, TSLA went up in pre-market (well, just for a bit) -- note to self: NEVER discuss a moving target as if it finished moving!
Somebody tell him to err on the safe side.
His mom is >70 and he meets dozens people per day.
His mom is >70 and he meets dozens people per day.
willow_hiller
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I'm hoping he tweeted this news in the first place because he's no longer planning on attending the crewed SpaceX launch this weekend. If he had not said anything and didn't show up at the launch, rumors would have started swirling.
Meanwhile NIO is up another 8%. I second the sentiments above, I hope Elon takes this seriously. His past comments on the virus suggest otherwise. (glad to see he is changing plans)
I second the sentiments above, I hope Elon takes this seriously. His past comments on the virus suggest otherwise. (glad to see he is changing plans)
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Lol the first 100 billion dollar car company without a factory.
I think their pop is linked to xpeng's ER. So far everyone is rewarding these companies 30 billion dollars valuation for having sales...
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
TSLA 08:00 A.M. Real-time chart:
Pre-Market Vol by 8 a.m. was 346K shares (moderate), ~2x yesterday's volume at this time.
8 a.m. SP was $412.70 +0.94 +0.22% while NDX Futures were up +0.75%
Cheers!
Pre-Market Vol by 8 a.m. was 346K shares (moderate), ~2x yesterday's volume at this time.
8 a.m. SP was $412.70 +0.94 +0.22% while NDX Futures were up +0.75%
Cheers!
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Well, they don't have the costs of making a factory
Maybe thats a smart way for a new car company to actualy make cars.
Krugerrand
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@Artful Dodger you might want to give me QOTD for the 4th time in the last week:
Here we go again. *massive sigh accompanied by vigorous eyeroll*
Here we go again. *massive sigh accompanied by vigorous eyeroll*
That's a bit slow.
Indonesia banned nickel ore exports from 1/1/2020, and obviously they're going ultimately to want to build a large EV industry around it.
Sometimes Musk is deliberately dense.
It's pretty normal to set the charge limit to 100% so that no charges after charging completed occur, and then just leave when there is enough charge.
My understanding is that Mercedes limited the amount of usable battery so that it would never show degradation, not that the battery was actually small. (I certainly agree that it was just for compliance purposes.)
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