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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Semi-OT: Good article about the invasion of Bay Area techies into the beautiful Lake Tahoe basin:
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Mokuzai
Member
This video added some clarity to his charging video. He complained that you had to schedule a charge time and it capped him at 80%. While he was "Add(ing) current position as a charging location" he was thinking that was some sort of scheduling screen. In the charging screen he had the charging set to charge only to 80%.
I actually think some of those location specific settings would be nice to have for a charging spot like your home or office, but as far as UI design that was horrible. Not intuitive at all.
Krugerrand
Meow
Turnabout is fair play. Tesla has been scrutinized (and still is *cough panel gaps cough*) so it’s only right that if you’re building a Tesla killer or just trying to copy (looking at you Lucid & Rivian & Mercedes & Porsche &, &) you SHOULD be held to the same ridiculous standards as Tesla has been all along - particularly in any areas of perceived weakness.
Mo City
Active Member
OT: Today may be the day everyone looks back on as a major turning point for SpaceX. Exclusivity clearly demonstrates the U.S. government acknowledges them as top dog.
This is an absolute nuclear bomb dropped on top of Blue Origin. A huge, demoralizing miss. Well, Bezos now has extra time on his hands to shake things up.
This tweet by Elon last week now seems like it could have been risky.
Buckminster
Well-Known Member
The best map is no map. VW's mistake was making them available at all..
I sure do wish SpaceX was publicly traded...
To the moon Alice!
To the moon Alice!
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
That tweet by Gary really clarified something that I didn't know until he posted that.
Namely, G.B. is still long TSLA.
Nolimits
Member
todays price action was pretty subpar huh. looks like finish under 740 just like they wanted...
This is a monthly (3rd Friday) options expiration day, which implies more interest than a weekly but less than a quarterly (Triple Witching) expiration.
Indeed, it appears that large option writers (mainly hedge funds and market makers) may have wanted to target a TSLA closing at or just under $740. Trading volume is relatively light today, so manipulation has been possible.
Mo City
Active Member
Not all that long ago, I thought the day SpaceX went public would mark when Elon leaped everyone to become the richest man in the world.
LOL, talk about aiming low.
By the time SpaceX goes public in ~10 years, Elon might pass the $1T line.
Krugerrand
Meow
Not risky. Elon would have gone to the moon with or without NASA just like he’s going to Mars regardless. That’s a fundamental difference between him and everyone else; he’s just going to do with or without others’ support. NASA did something smart in helping SpaceX originally. They continue to be smart here.
Except I think they wanted just under 730...
Krugerrand
Meow
But green, so there’s that.
j6Lpi429@3j
Closed
They also have a staggering valuable brand. The only car hurtling through space is a tesla. The only car that people all over the world know is electric is a tesla. Tesla is synonymous with high tech, cool, fast, electric. If a celebrity drives an electric car, we can pretty much assume its a tesla. That all has considerable value.
Knightshade
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that’s called the Buttershrimp Delivery Experience.... 3rd coast to your driveway
Krugerrand
Meow
Um...you might want to rewind your watch.
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