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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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mejojo
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With Schwab.....I moved shares to a new account. The PAL is attached to that account. They allow withdrawal of up to 60% of the value of the shares. My Schwab margin rate is 3.5% and the PAL is 2.25%. So a small rate difference, but those shares I had intended to lock up anyway are in a dedicated account, away from my prying eyes. LOL
Reuters - 1.5 hours ago: Park GM van outside pending recall
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said owners of about 10,000 new General Motors vans should park outside because of fire risks pending recall repairs.
The Detroit automaker on Wednesday recalled 10,154 2021 model year Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana vehicles with 6.6L gas engines after reports of four engine fires tied to a short circuit issue...
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The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said owners of about 10,000 new General Motors vans should park outside because of fire risks pending recall repairs.
The Detroit automaker on Wednesday recalled 10,154 2021 model year Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana vehicles with 6.6L gas engines after reports of four engine fires tied to a short circuit issue...
Dancing Lemur
Hoopy Frood
Sure, but I don’t want to lock away shares. I’d rather sell longer-term CCs to cover it and roll the dice (or the calls). Maybe I’d use it instead of a mortgage if I buy another property, but I’ll figure out taxes without it - margin will probably be enough.
The asset-backed line of credit is a great tool, though. If I could use it with my IRA shares, that’d be wonderful.
As to fewer vehicles because of S and X production lul, what happened to the crew responsible for producing these vehicles. We’re they furloughed or put to good use to produce some extra 3s and Ys, if that is possible.
CyberDutchie
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Wow, this actually made the news? My first reaction reading the headline: GM makes an electric van?
Sneaky lil' closet-bull, that one is!
He said growth story was over, Tesla peaked in 2018, and now he is predicting 100% growth YoY, tsk tsk Gordo
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Mental health issues take many forms. This may be but one example.
El Gordo is, at least, consistently inconsistent.
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Tesla secures 320,000 square foot warehouse in San Bernardino, California
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
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The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
Without detailing what exactly Tesla will use the site for, the city welcomed the automaker as a “community and business partner,” saying the opening will bring “business and job opportunities” to the local economy.
Let the speculation begin!
Unca Joe announces Tesla dependent infrastructure plan at 4:20. FSD wide release and UI 11 on 4/20.
4-D chess engaged
4-D chess engaged
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
If it is to hold Tesla's hopes and dreams for the future ...Tesla secures 320,000 square foot warehouse in San Bernardino, California
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
Without detailing what exactly Tesla will use the site for, the city welcomed the automaker as a “community and business partner,” saying the opening will bring “business and job opportunities” to the local economy.
Let the speculation begin!
...they're gonna need a bigger warehouse. 
Perhaps SpaceX is going to subcontract Tesla to make earthstations. They are going to need a LOT of them. San Bernadino is about 75 miles away from SpaceX which is a nice Boring Company distance too.Tesla secures 320,000 square foot warehouse in San Bernardino, California
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
Without detailing what exactly Tesla will use the site for, the city welcomed the automaker as a “community and business partner,” saying the opening will bring “business and job opportunities” to the local economy.
Let the speculation begin!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Yeah, ol'Gene M. omits 2 other fundamental data points:
- Baseline Qtrly production going fwd from 2020Q4 was 180K , not 174K. Any reductions in prod. due to factors he lists should be taken from 180K, not 174K (he conflates the Wall St Q1 Est'd with Q4 prod); and
- There was ZERO prod of Model Y in Shanghai in Q4; Q1 should be at least 10K (1K/wk)
Cheers!
tstolze
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Disappointed it is not a 420,000 square foot warehouse.Tesla secures 320,000 square foot warehouse in San Bernardino, California
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Tesla secures 320,000 square foot warehouse in San Bernardino, California
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
The City of San Bernardino revealed on their Facebook page Tesla has recently leased a massive 320,000 square foot warehouse.
Without detailing what exactly Tesla will use the site for, the city welcomed the automaker as a “community and business partner,” saying the opening will bring “business and job opportunities” to the local economy.
Let the speculation begin!
Fighting crime.
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
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