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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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insaneoctane
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Really stretching for the character count here when the only thing they can come up with to pad their article is an attempted dig at Tesla.
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Bentley reveals details about its Flying Spur Hybrid, the ‘most efficient Bentley ever’
The electric motor offers a more than 40km range.www.theverge.com
For those that dont want to click:
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Yeah, without those VERY SPECIFIC CONDITIONS, it's a snail-like 2.19 seconds....
Brooks literally did NOTHING special in this video. No cheetah, no warm-up, no launch control, SOC was ~80%. Simple mash the accel. BTW it's a short and worth watching video!
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I recommend everyone watch this video. At least twice. Chamath is great, but the second time around just look at those subtitles. They're gold.
Don TLR
Active Member
Adam finally realizes automotive analyst don’t understand Tesla
My brokerage's news feed - 12 minutes ago:
Tesla Could Trade 'Well Beyond' $900 Price Target Says Morgan Stanley Analyst
2:55 pm ET July 8, 2021 (Benzinga)
Amid rising Chinese regulation concerns, the growing consensus is that Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) will face increased scrutiny in that market.
Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said Thursday on CNBC's "Squawk On The Street" that the firm has long expressed concern on the role of government policies, yet Morgan Stanley continues to recommend Tesla.
Tesla's success in China should not be the main reason investors own the stock, he said. Although there remains the opportunity for Tesla in China, Jonas is focused on the company's ability to increase the number of vehicle models it offers.
Tesla could increase its model lineup "from just four today to maybe 24 in the coming years," Jonas said, adding Tesla could address markets for vans, trucks, SUVs and fleets.
The Morgan Stanley analyst has a $900 price target on Tesla, but he told CNBC that as the company expands its model lineup and generates increasing recurring revenue from its software-as-a-service offering, the stock could trade "well beyond" the $900 price target.
Tesla Could Trade 'Well Beyond' $900 Price Target Says Morgan Stanley Analyst
2:55 pm ET July 8, 2021 (Benzinga)
Amid rising Chinese regulation concerns, the growing consensus is that Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) will face increased scrutiny in that market.
Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said Thursday on CNBC's "Squawk On The Street" that the firm has long expressed concern on the role of government policies, yet Morgan Stanley continues to recommend Tesla.
Tesla's success in China should not be the main reason investors own the stock, he said. Although there remains the opportunity for Tesla in China, Jonas is focused on the company's ability to increase the number of vehicle models it offers.
Tesla could increase its model lineup "from just four today to maybe 24 in the coming years," Jonas said, adding Tesla could address markets for vans, trucks, SUVs and fleets.
The Morgan Stanley analyst has a $900 price target on Tesla, but he told CNBC that as the company expands its model lineup and generates increasing recurring revenue from its software-as-a-service offering, the stock could trade "well beyond" the $900 price target.
If you ask Chamath if it's time to buy anything, the answer is always Yes. Especially his SPACs. You should always buy lots of those!
I like Chamath a fair amount but he's basically running an endless scam with all those SPACs and he's lucky the S Elon's C isn't a real government regulatory body or he would have been shut down a long time ago.
Why do you refuse to allow me to view your TMC profile?
Mike Smith
Active Member
This interview is from Feb 12th 2021. Someone just reposted a clip. Here's the full interview:
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
FUD really is at toxic levels these days....
Nice image. Nice headline. It's a dumpster-fire of an article that isn't worth the click that I used to get some RIDICULOUS quotes...
"Teslas are normal, which is fitting because the company behind them is itself normal — and by “normal” I mean evil — in all-too-familiar ways."
"Reports of Tesla’s abuse of both labor practices and its own workers have been around for a long time, but the company’s evil is now both familiar and a matter of routine. Musk forced his plant in Fremont to reopen mid-pandemic and got hundreds of workers infected with COVID-19 in the process. Now Protocol is reporting that same plant was a terrifying haven of open racism, with painted swastikas in the bathroom and one Black worker at the plant testifying that he had been called the N-word “approximately 100 times” at work, including by his own supervisor."
"The luster is off of Teslas now. They’re as common, and in some cases as damaging, as the vehicles they aspired to replace. Whatever innovative spirit the brand possesses is mostly illusory and propagated by Tesla fanboys, who are the least reliable gauges for what Tesla does now and what Tesla will become."
I don't share this stuff because it's worth the electrons it's captured with, it's just amazing how raging this FUD war is!
Nice image. Nice headline. It's a dumpster-fire of an article that isn't worth the click that I used to get some RIDICULOUS quotes...
"Teslas are normal, which is fitting because the company behind them is itself normal — and by “normal” I mean evil — in all-too-familiar ways."
"Reports of Tesla’s abuse of both labor practices and its own workers have been around for a long time, but the company’s evil is now both familiar and a matter of routine. Musk forced his plant in Fremont to reopen mid-pandemic and got hundreds of workers infected with COVID-19 in the process. Now Protocol is reporting that same plant was a terrifying haven of open racism, with painted swastikas in the bathroom and one Black worker at the plant testifying that he had been called the N-word “approximately 100 times” at work, including by his own supervisor."
"The luster is off of Teslas now. They’re as common, and in some cases as damaging, as the vehicles they aspired to replace. Whatever innovative spirit the brand possesses is mostly illusory and propagated by Tesla fanboys, who are the least reliable gauges for what Tesla does now and what Tesla will become."
I don't share this stuff because it's worth the electrons it's captured with, it's just amazing how raging this FUD war is!
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I use to visit these fine facilities every 5 days for a fill up. Living in the midwest means 1/4 of the year at or near freezing temp. If added up with optimum filling speed means I spent 6 hours filling gas. Probably could add another 6 hrs waiting in line since Costco is my usual spot.
Added bonus was my wife would leave me to fill her gas guzzler. When we got her new SUV I told her she had one choice of car- color choice of a Model Y. Unlike other times I showed her who is BOSS.
Love people’s arguments about road trips that’s done maybe couple time a year. I take the “full tank” every time.
While back I thought Singapore was not EV/Tesla friendly?
www.tesmanian.com
First Batch of Tesla Model 3 from Giga Shanghai Has Arrived in Singapore
After a few months of waiting, Tesla's first customers in Singapore will soon receive their vehicles. The first batch of Model 3 made in Giga Shanghai has arrived in the country.
www.tesmanian.com
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
Should we be worried?
www.marketwatch.com
A Tesla 'death cross' has appeared for the first time in more than 2 years
Tesla Inc.'s stock chart has produced the first bearish "death cross" pattern in more than two years on Friday, which some market technicians could view as a...
www.marketwatch.com
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
This is an unfortunate article written by a well-known writer with a relatively large audience in the Bay Area. It illustrates how the disdain for Tesla is seeping into mainstream progressive thought, especially in the Bay Area which is in the midst of a new type of class war. Tesla is the IT possession for the "haves." Notice how the author didn't use any facts or data. He's spouting off opinion/commentary, which is his shtick, but unlike paid writers, he's doing it simply because he's been manipulated to think otherwise. In other words, the FUD works on some people.
See my post from earlier today: TSLA Technical AnalysisShould we be worried?
A Tesla 'death cross' has appeared for the first time in more than 2 years
Tesla Inc.'s stock chart has produced the first bearish "death cross" pattern in more than two years on Friday, which some market technicians could view as a...
A most excellent prediction! Thank you.
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
Drumheller
Active Member
My post was about how filling up at a gas station can usually be done in 5 minutes or less. That's it. At no point did I say I missed gas stations or that I didn't recognize the value of charging at home.
It is difficult to have rational discussions when people create strawmen and claim other posters are saying things they did not.
Tesla should put a launch timer app in the Toy Box...
Lucky for us that TA is a load of old bollocks then!Should we be worried?
A Tesla 'death cross' has appeared for the first time in more than 2 years
Tesla Inc.'s stock chart has produced the first bearish "death cross" pattern in more than two years on Friday, which some market technicians could view as a...
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