Streak should be W3.Thanks to the a run of 12 wins in 14 games, and 20 of last 25, the home team is now a season high 9 games above 0.500. The momentum is on their side as they prepare for the end of season playoffs. The loyal season ticket holders knew this day would eventually come and look forward to Team Tesla having a good run the rest of the season with a healthy roster and two draft picks joining the team later this year.
Today Score: 753.64 Margin of W/L: 1.70 Attendance: 11,929,792 High - Low: 10.28 Season Record: 96-87 Total margin of wins: 1,543.45 Total margin of losses: -1,495.48 YTD gain/loss: 47.97 6.80% Price/52 week high 83.70% Best Win: 110.58 Mar 9 Worst Loss: -68.83 Jan 11 Last 10: 8-2 Streak: L1 Avg margin of victory: 16.08 Avg margin of defeat: -17.19 Avg Attendance: 17,252,946 Avg Attendance of Last 10: 18,761,438 Avg High - Low: 30.09 Avg H - L of Last 10: 18.54
-
Want to remove ads? Register an account and login to see fewer ads, and become a Supporting Member to remove almost all ads.
Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
- Thread starter AudubonB
- Start date
-
- Tags
- elon is an ass
Recently my perspective on this issue has changed.
I don't view Tesla as competing with Legacy Auto or the Chinese,
I view the Chinese as competing with Legacy Auto, looking at the latest cars and prices from BYD and Xpeng, the ChInese might be winning...
I don't mind if China owns 20-30% of the global car market, but China owning 50-60% of the global car market is far from ideal.
Companies like GM and Ford need to get their act together, I'm glad Ford has hired Doug Field.
It is better for the planet and humanity if the global car market is truly global with market makers headquartered in the US, Europe, China, Japan and Korea.
It is looking like Japan and China will swap places, I will not be surprised if BYD is the new Toyota and Xpeng is the new Subaru, I will be surprised if Toyota gets it act together in time.
The next 5-10 years will be interesting, and I hope we retain a diverse market...
I'm going to refrain where possible from a cheap laugh at Ford's expense, they need all the help and encouragement they can get.
RobDickinson
Active Member
Tesla's position is safe, I hate the analogy but they are the apple/iphone of the EV world.
Tesla may threaten the higher end established auto makers but I've always said the main threat to the US and European car makers is China and Asia.
They move faster and produce much better products every generation.
Tesla may threaten the higher end established auto makers but I've always said the main threat to the US and European car makers is China and Asia.
They move faster and produce much better products every generation.
In my news feed
Why this super successful growth investor no longer owns Tesla shares - MarketWatch
Excerpt->
“Tesla has high capital intensity and constantly needs to get funding from the capital markets. That "isn't necessarily bad, but it does put you in a position of potentially, during times of uncertainty, of relying on the kindness of strangers to continue that business model”Peter Dennis Lynch said
Lynch acknowledged that founder Elon Musk has done "really amazing things." But he goes back to whether the company can be profitable.
"When you rely on capital markets, and you're dreaming big, there's a fine line between inspiring and making promises that maybe you can't keep," he said.
—-
I am amazed that this perception lives on among supposed experts. I keep thinking successful investors who make billion dollar decisions must have deep knowledge and have reams of data about the companies they invest or divest in.
I’m so glad I found this place. Woe betide the folks getting their investment advice from cable TV
Mod: corrected name above --ggr
Why this super successful growth investor no longer owns Tesla shares - MarketWatch
Excerpt->
“Tesla has high capital intensity and constantly needs to get funding from the capital markets. That "isn't necessarily bad, but it does put you in a position of potentially, during times of uncertainty, of relying on the kindness of strangers to continue that business model”
Lynch acknowledged that founder Elon Musk has done "really amazing things." But he goes back to whether the company can be profitable.
"When you rely on capital markets, and you're dreaming big, there's a fine line between inspiring and making promises that maybe you can't keep," he said.
—-
I am amazed that this perception lives on among supposed experts. I keep thinking successful investors who make billion dollar decisions must have deep knowledge and have reams of data about the companies they invest or divest in.
I’m so glad I found this place. Woe betide the folks getting their investment advice from cable TV
Mod: corrected name above --ggr
Last edited by a moderator:
thanks. too late to edit. That part of the spreadsheet isn't automated and I forgot to update it.
Buddyroe
Active Member
Those of us who lived through 2000 and 2008 are forever tainted and gunshot. I literally wake up at 4:30am EST every morning to check if the market is crashing. I'm shocked every day that it isn't.
My finger is ALWAYS on the sell trigger. Sad way to have to live.
I don't think we're going to.
I was pulling out of a parking lot the other day and saw some souped up Honda. I explained to my son that that's pointless now. The kid who put all the effort, expense, and pride into that car will pull up next to some housewife in her Model Y, kids strapped in in the back seats, and she will smoke him if the thought occurs to her.
What's the point now of having a Corvette or a Charger? Especially when the world fills up with robotaxis. I see the choices in cars becoming more vanilla and more utilitarian. Tesla could be like an invasive species that comes into a defenseless eco system and eats everything.
ZachF
Active Member
Random thought:
Im simultaneously both extremely interested and scared to see what Dojo could produce if it was trained on making deepfakes…
Im simultaneously both extremely interested and scared to see what Dojo could produce if it was trained on making deepfakes…
The reason I mentioned it is, there already seems to be 1-2 Chinese EVs at approximate price parity with a similar ICE car, even ignoring savings in running costs. the EVs seem like a better can than the ICE to me..
The other fact that I heard in a YouTube video was Chinese aiming to produce around 35 Million EVs per year by 2025, I am not sure about the source for that claim. but we already know China has definite ambitions to export EVs,,,
To avoid cluttering up this thread I posted a link to the video here:- Tesla BEV Competition Developments
I do slightly doubt the claim, but not the CHinese ambition...
I think Tesla will be fine, and is planning on ramping up to 20 Million EVs per year in 2030.
But add up Tesla increased production, Chinese increased production, and factor in Robotaxis, how much market share is available for all other carmakers?
More and more I'm getting the impression Tesla's mission of Clean Energy and Transport is going to succeed far faster than the mainstream media and the general public recognise.
Last edited:
Tesla is already releasing an update to help with this emergency vehicle situations. Something no one else can do at the moment. Let those agencies do their thing and we shall see how this plays out. We are in uncharted territory with self driving.
Last edited by a moderator:
JusRelax
Active Member
IMO, AI has already gone way past just deep fakes. This whole kpop group is purely made by AI. If current AI can already do this, I can only assume that future AI will have no issues with passing any Turing test for streaming video.
Also, to remain relevant to Tesla, I'm not 100% sure if dojo will work for or excel at this kind of application.
Buddyroe
Active Member
Are you really THAT naive? Have you not seen today's news? The NHTSA is now asking the public for videos of the crash in Florida. This is becoming nothing more than a smear campaign - well actually, much worse.
It isn't NHTSA asking for videos it is the NTSB. And the NTSB has always had it out for Tesla/AP but they can't actually do anything but shake their fist at the sky.
Buddyroe
Active Member
So @MP3Mike, you down voted my comment. Can you please give your opinion on the NTSB requesting videos of the Tesla wreck in Florida. Can you tell me a single other time they've made such a request of the public?
NTSB Seeks Video of Tesla Crash
They always try to gather as much information as possible. Maybe in this case they weren't getting enough information without a public request.
For example here:
NTSB Requests Public’s Help in Investigation of Kobe Bryant Crash
An NTSB official on Monday requested help from the public in their investigation of the helicopter crash that killed Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant and eight others on Sunday morning.NTSA Board Member Jennifer Homendy addressed the media and requested anyone with photos of the weather in...
and they used witness video here:
Buddyroe
Active Member
They always try to gather as much information as possible. Maybe in this case they weren't getting enough information without a public request.
For example here:
NTSB Requests Public’s Help in Investigation of Kobe Bryant Crash
An NTSB official on Monday requested help from the public in their investigation of the helicopter crash that killed Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant and eight others on Sunday morning.NTSA Board Member Jennifer Homendy addressed the media and requested anyone with photos of the weather in...www.yahoo.com
and they used witness video here:
Fair enough. Thanks for replying.
Note however, being presented with a video is far different from requesting a video from the public - which is what I asked if anyone had ever seen before. I cannot find any prior example of the NTSB requesting video from the public (that doesn't mean it doesn't exist, maybe you can find it).
Umm, really it was right their in the first link. NTSB Requests Public’s Help in Investigation of Kobe Bryant Crash
Ok fine, that says they only asked for photos and not videos. But they do ask for help from the public on occasion.
Buddyroe
Active Member
Wow. This is getting deeper and deeper. To the point of being obvious - oh wait, what's that emporer's clothing thing again?
Buddyroe
Active Member
OK, you did find something close enough - doesn't have to be exact. I've just never seen it - out of thousand of car crashes and fires, I just can't remember, nor find and example of it. Maybe I am just paranoid and these are all just good people treating Tesla fairly.
Similar threads
- Locked
- Locked
- Locked
