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I guarantee you those were not showing 12 hours ago, last time I checkedUpdate on wttlloyd's note on Y availability in the Bay Area: As of this morning, I count 32 Model Y's available for December delivery within 50 miles of Sunnyvale....
That number may be more along the lines of the theoretical limit that a silicon anode can accomplish, however there are other factors, such as expansion/fracturing, that make this not likely achievable for an automotive cell, at least currently.And there was no silicon in the anode when Sandy opened it up a while back. (Which can improve density up to 30-40%).
If the stonk goes to zero, will this forum exist?
I guarantee you those were not showing 12 hours ago, last time I checked
Still no 3s or Ys in Az.I guarantee you those were not showing 12 hours ago, last time I checked
When the CEO explains that it is to free up cash in case of a bad recession, then yes it is a good sign.
No in fact it is not a "good sign". At best it is a neutral sign and irrelevant to Tesla. This is an example of cultish, everything is 5D grandmaster chess playing, delusion.
Update on wttlloyd's note on Y availability in the Bay Area: As of this morning, I count 32 Model Y's available for December delivery within 50 miles of Sunnyvale....
Everything doesn't suck. I'm holding to my shares because I think I will still have a good return from here based on my time horizon, despite my misgivings about recent events. But you simply cannot say that selling the stock to avoid a worst case scenario for Twitter is actually a "good sign" for Tesla. That's ridiculous.As opposed to the "Everything Elon really sucks" delusion?
We all need to face the facts that demand is way down and its not just for Tesla, Its for almost all EV's. When Gas prices was pushing $5-$6 a gallon everyone turned towards EV's and now gas is back down to $3 and the demand has dropped considerable. The days of waiting 6-12 months for a Tesla to come in is over and they have plenty of inventory sitting all over the US and they are having trouble moving them even with offering the $7500. It will take a long time to recover and there is probably more down side.
We all need to face the facts that demand is way down and its not just for Tesla, Its for almost all EV's. When Gas prices was pushing $5-$6 a gallon everyone turned towards EV's and now gas is back down to $3 and the demand has dropped considerable. The days of waiting 6-12 months for a Tesla to come in is over and they have plenty of inventory sitting all over the US (I have never seen so many Model S vehicles ready for immediate sale) and they are having trouble moving them even with offering the $7500. It will take a long time to recover and there is probably more down side.
We all need to face the facts that demand is way down and its not just for Tesla, Its for almost all EV's. When Gas prices was pushing $5-$6 a gallon everyone turned towards EV's and now gas is back down to $3 and the demand has dropped considerable. The days of waiting 6-12 months for a Tesla to come in is over and they have plenty of inventory sitting all over the US (I have never seen so many Model S vehicles ready for immediate sale) and they are having trouble moving them even with offering the $7500. It will take a long time to recover and there is probably more down side.
I wouldn't worry about it. I think there is some serious thinning of the TMC herd during this major SP swoon. So, fewer participants going forward.Does Tmc have a max amount of people that can be put on ignore?
If the stonk goes to zero, will this forum exist?
While higher gas prices undoubtedly boost EV sales and falling gas prices do not, I think your fundamental premise is wrong. I think lower auto sales overall is likely the culprit for weak demand. This affects EVs and ICE vehicles. While the impact on TSLA is IMHO greatly overdone, I believe that there is a sticky recessionary fear that is impacting all large purchases and agree it will probably be for a while. Since tech is prone to overreaction, it's being overreacted on right now. No need to be so extreme.We all need to face the facts that demand is way down and its not just for Tesla, Its for almost all EV's. When Gas prices was pushing $5-$6 a gallon everyone turned towards EV's and now gas is back down to $3 and the demand has dropped considerable. The days of waiting 6-12 months for a Tesla to come in is over and they have plenty of inventory sitting all over the US (I have never seen so many Model S vehicles ready for immediate sale) and they are having trouble moving them even with offering the $7500. It will take a long time to recover and there is probably more down side.