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EVANNEX President Matt Pressman weighs in on positive market reaction to Tesla earnings.
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To the other side?WE BROKE THROUGH !!!
Right, these innovations have much higher stakes than just a more pleasant ride.Even beyond this investment forum, our cult in general is sleeping on the Boring Company. A few years ago I personally thought it was a bad idea and Elon had finally put out a dud. Mainstream public perception is even worse--most believe this system is dangerous, wastefully expensive, bad for the environment, a publicity stunt, only meant for elites, and low capacity. To me this feels like the EV industry in 2010 all over again, with the truth drowned out by a flood of misinformation, misunderstanding and lies.
The rapid construction this decade of Loop systems in Las Vegas and then probably South Florida, two of America's two most popular travel destinations, with nascent Loops blooming in several other cities, will be a major awakening.
Already, per Steve Davis, several hundred thousand people have ridden in the LVCC Loop. Statistically speaking, we know that for the majority of those riders this was their first experience in a Tesla. No doubt this is already contributing a non-negligible amount to the explosion of American and Canadian demand for Teslas we've witnessed since the summer.
I want a future with cities quiet enough to hear the birds singing, where impediments to walking and cycling are removed, and where children can play in many of the old streets formerly filled with traffic. I want to address a significant root cause of the developed world's obesity and cancer crisis. I want to stop routing highways and arterial roads through disadvantaged communities. I want to solve traffic once and for all.
Even more the just the inconvenience and danger of walking or cycling near cars, Loop will solve many of the contingency-planning problems with biking, including unexpected:Right, these innovations have much higher stakes than just a more pleasant ride.
Transformations in transportation can transform cities and civilizations. The invention of trains, and later cars, built whole new cities.
Our lives will be fundamentally better if we can, without any hassle, travel anywhere from center city to exurb or campsite in 15 minutes, and we can walk and bike without seeing or hearing cars.
In addition, you’ve mentioned in the past how much less money Tesla spends on warranty and recall costs because they don’t have the marked-up labor rates of dealerships. I remember bringing in my car for service at BMW and they were happy to tell me that my car had 3 outstanding recalls.In aggregate Tesla probably has roughly 5-7% net advantage by direct sales.
Remember what happened to Morrison! We really don't want to OD on Friday happiness. For me that is a serious issue.To the other side?
(Poetry police, don't get you knickers in a twist. I won't take it any further.)
All those TSLA shares that were sold short on Wed to hold the SP down pre-earnings have to be delivered today:
We live in a time were bubble-think disinformation mediated by social media is literally an epidemic crisis. It's very important for society to understand how bubble-think works so as to safeguard from it. For instance, TSLAQ is an information bubble and exists at a social level, not individual level. I know at least one person, a co-worker, who was taken in by TSLAQ and lost a lot of money shorting Tesla. As an individual he has come to realize that shorting Tesla is a really dumb idea and he has moved on with his life. TSLAQ as a social bubble, however, rolls right along as if nothing has been learned. That is, people like my co-worker, who wake up to reality, are not really welcome to voice that within TSLAQ circles. Indeed, they are often driven out. So as someone moves past the cognitive limitations of TSLAQ what they have learned is ejected from the bubble. The bubble retains as much ignorance as it had before people like my co-worker woke up to reality. The issue is whether the the bubble can attract new uninformed members as quickly as members wise up and exit the bubble. If so, the bubble can persist a very long time. Additionally, those who remain the longest with the bubble are likely the least cognitively equipped person or otherwise motivated participants in disinformation, e.g., paid shills.This quote from Edwin Hubble regarding scientists, has always been a favorite of mine:
“A healthy skepticism, suspended judgment and disciplined imagination, not only about other people's ideas but also about their own."
I like to think that I possess an open mind to to new evidence; an openness to changing my beliefs once presented sound reasoning.
After ten years of separating signal from noise — especially as it relates to Tesla FUD vs reality — I fear I’ve grown to quick to dismiss Tesla bears.
But d?!$, they’ve been wrong for ten years.
Splits don't affect regular retail shorts, it's only market makers naked shorting that would be theoretically forced to cover. And only the "shares" of positions that are truly naked(shares don't really exist).Long time lurker here.
So with offical short interest up 8% in the last reporting session (29 million shares short, up from 27 million) which was Septh 30th (TSLA closed at $781 on Sept 30th), how about a new 1:3 or 1:4 or even 1:5 split soon, using the exact same mechanism as the August 2020 5:1 split (4 new shares issued per owned share)? Would it put the same kind of pressure on the shorts as last time? In 2020, in the time period from when Tesla announced the split until it actually happened the share rose 81%, and another 42% until year end.
Yeah. That's the point.Splits don't affect regular retail shorts, it's only market makers naked shorting that would be theoretically forced to cover.
Those short counts from the biweekly reports aren't naked, those are just regular retail and institutional short positions with (supposedly) an actual share involved in the trade/contract.Yeah. That's the point.