Krugerrand
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Meh. Crazy unreasonable people have always existed. They just happen to have several platforms now in which to get rewarded for their unreasonableness.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Oh… my comment was a bit of an exaggeration.
I want to retire early... in the next 1-3 years preferably. That can’t happen with the current market conditions.
It’s a very first world concern I have.
in for 3 more shares at $635 ...the insanely discounted prices continue ... now way past my TSLA share count goals set in 2018....
Edit : should have put limit order closer to uptick ~$ 629 would have saved $18 ... i never learn
Edit : should have put limit order closer to uptick ~$ 629 would have saved $18 ... i never learn
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Aren't you contradicting yourself? If those employees are so good, employer should care..
Well lots of bears and ta traders are looking at spy 340. Hopefully we can get there in a hurry with the vix spiking to 38. This may also coincide with Tsla hitting 572ish. Looks to be a slow bleed and close near last lows and then gap down that support for next leg lower.
bkp_duke
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Those employees are PAID FOR A JOB. Not for their political beliefs, etc.
Having known a VP at Tesla, I can tell you for FACT that VERY VERY few people are "keymen/women" at Elon's companies. He does hire the best, but they can be replaced.
Have you seen how many executives Tesla has gone through over the years? Hasn't had a negative impact on the company in the least.
StealthP3D
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Basically, current harnesses run at 12V and use MANY wires in them. You can cut that down drastically by moving communication over 1-2 wires, but at higher voltages. But it requires a new bus system, as the old simply won't work.
Tesla talked about it back in 2019, there is an article here:
Tesla reveals revolutionary new wiring architecture to help robots build upcoming cars like Model Y
Tesla has revealed its revolutionary new wiring architecture that enables more robot automation in the manufacturing process and uses fewer...electrek.co
It would cut down on weight, complexity, etc. But it would be a substantial change, and would require module vendors (airbag, sensors, etc.) to all be on board. Old modules would simply not work.
I think there is a reasonably good chance Tesla will introduce the higher voltage wiring with the Cybertruck for three reasons:
1) The time is right
2) It's Elon's "baby"
3) It represents the modern truck and deserves modern wiring. Tesla semi might share the same 48V wiring as well.
bkp_duke
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And 4) it's a "fresh start". Hard to do that with an existing product, not without disrupting the production lines significantly.
bkp_duke
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Down 9.71% . . . the question is will we bounce before 10% down, or trigger uptick rule.
EDIT - past 10% . . . uptick rule in place for tomorrow.
EDIT - past 10% . . . uptick rule in place for tomorrow.
The employees care enough about this issue to write a letter, but not so much they will actually quit their job.
If they do quit, there are 10 equally good engineers waiting to take their position.
What is SpaceX's concern here? Why would they change any policy?
Or rather why would Musk change his behavior when not changing it has little to no impact on his businesses?
StealthP3D
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Ten employees is almost certainly a stretch. I would be surprised if it were more than 3 or 4. Anonymous letter? I can see they have real conviction there!
Krugerrand
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Part of being a good employee is knowing how to navigate all kinds of work situations, including unpleasant ones.
These wonderful employees who felt a need to write an anonymous letter complaining about the man who gave them their jobs, didn’t have the mouse nuts to even stand shoulder to shoulder with their alleged harassed coworkers against the harasser or demand resolution from HR.
Meh. So far there’s less than zero proof they're ‘good’ employees.
Anyone else remember watching the stock climb up past 800 a few weeks back and thinking "Man, I missed out. If this thing drops into the 700s again, I am loading up"...and now sitting here saying to themselves "Hmmm...I should wait for it to drop to the 500s".
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Krugerrand
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Park your own car and get your steps in.
I heard Spacex has "don't be an asshole" policy?
SpaceX president: 'No a--hole' work policy prevents hostile workplace
"These kinds of people — a--holes — interrupt others, they shut down or co-opt conversation, and they create a hostile environment," Shotwell said
www.businessinsider.com
Musk's comments on the Cybertruck "Technology Bandwagon" suggest the Cybertruck will have all of Tesla's bleeding edge tech in it. Doubly so if it is bleeding edge and has a cost savings.
Musk has called it his & Franz's Magnum Opus.
This is his first fully "First Principles" vehicle which is cutting all ties with old auto. I don't think we are going to see legacy hold out tech in the Cybertruck just because there are existing solutions.
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