SebastienBonny
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I think so, saw it was gone as well.That neg spike just before 1PM is gone now. I've seen these "adjustments" in AH by the brokerage, but not mid-day. Any guesses, or just bad data for an hour or so?
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I think so, saw it was gone as well.That neg spike just before 1PM is gone now. I've seen these "adjustments" in AH by the brokerage, but not mid-day. Any guesses, or just bad data for an hour or so?
Exactly.........and now after 125,000,000 shares have been traded in only the first half of the day following a nice gap up that was just a little bigger than WS wanted, the huge number of shares traded keeps rolling but the share price delta is dwindling to +/- $1.50 on either side of $120. That's right - trading at a pace of 125,000,000 shares in 4 hours and then TSLA gently turns back to oscillate around $120. Could that possibly be the same $120 that @SOULPEDL posted earlier?
Recall that just this morning - when TSLA was $10+ under the $120 'money zone' the news was positive. Could the 'news' that 'Covid's influence on the economy in China was over' have been a little too much in one direction? Amazing how quickly the real 'Clowns in Clown Cars' began working to help facilitate the $120 landing in the other direction with the different flavor of 'news'?
Nothing to see here!
Two days ago there were rumors of Cathy Wood getting margin called to explain the sharp after-hours sell-off below $110. If momentum peters-out just shy of $120 this afternoon will we see articles regarding Cathy's genius to load up ARK at these levels?
I sincerely believe that the average TMC TSLA Long is a very frustrating demographic for 'the news media'. We have been taking everything with a grain of salt since John Broder's now-infamous February 8th, 2013 NYT Tesla Range Anxiety article. In hindsight that article was written just before TSLA went on its very first face-ripping upwards trajectory. Did Wall Street not have enough shares at that time? Stock investors used to dream of having 'tomorrow's paper today'. Now we have to wait to interpret today's Tesla news through the lens of tomorrow's TSLA stock price action.
Mark Fields peddling complete nonsense on CNBS right now. I mean... lies. The kind of stuff he would get fired for if he was seriously bringing it up in the workplace. Are they still trying to hit TSLA even with this rally going on?
This article is not very clear but
Senator Joe Manchin, a Democrat who chairs the chamber's energy panel, had urged Treasury to reject allowing use of the credit in consumer leasing saying they were trying to use the provision "as a way to bypass the strict sourcing requirements."
Apparently lots of the assembly restrictions are gone if the car is leased. This article is much more clear.
U.S. Treasury says consumer leases can qualify for EV tax credits
The U.S. Treasury Department said on Thursday that electric vehicles leased by consumers can qualify starting Jan. 1 for up to $7,500 in commercial clean vehicle tax credits, a decision that makes those assembled outside North America eligible.www.reuters.com
Is this 1st time American car has been number 1 in Europe?Model Y best selling car (not just EV, but all cars) in Europe in November.
Tesla Model Y Became the Best-Selling Car in Europe in November, Overtaking Petrol Competitors
Tesla Model Y became the best-selling car in Europe in November, overtaking petrol competitors. The electric SUV is well on its way to becoming the best-selling car in the world in 2023.www.tesmanian.com
After taking a breather in October, Tesla Model Y took over Europe in November. According to sales data from Automotive News, the electric SUV became the best-selling car in Europe last month, beating longtime petrol leaders. The increase in production at Giga Berlin has had a great positive impact, gradually meeting the demand for the sought-after model in Europe.
Cue all the wailing from the usual suspects about how yet again Tesla and Musk are profiting from subsidies.Monday 2nd is holiday and we will have delivery numbers before market opens on the 3rd…
Tue morning is gonna be interesting to say the least…
2023 the year of IRA and CT
Happy new year all!!
Would be delighted to have zero EV/renewable subsidies if they were to remove all the fossil-fuel subsidies too and let the best technology, price and consumers* pick the winnersCue all the wailing from the usual suspects about how yet again Tesla and Musk are profiting from subsidies.
I for one would be welcoming that. Especially after this year.
A good time to remind folks that Musk is the only auto executive to speak out against passing subsidies.Cue all the wailing from the usual suspects about how yet again Tesla and Musk are profiting from subsidies.
I for one would be welcoming that. Especially after this year.
Wienies!!!!!! We have 3. Love the little plaid scarves.OT
I wanted to thank this forum and its members for sharing your insights, models, and thoughts from which I've learned so much over the past five years.
Today I took delivery of my long-awaited Model S Plaid in the South of France and it has been an amazing day. Even though my portfolio is down from its highest high, it is still a multifold higher than if I hadn't invested in TSLA/come across this forum. I continue to believe in Elon and am looking forward to the next chapter of this amazing ride. What a time to be alive.
A special thanks to my favorite contributors Artful Dodger, Krugerrand, Papafox, Right_Said-Fred, StealthP3D, The Accountant, as well as Rob Maurer/Tesla Daily Podcast, Dave Lee, James Douma, and ALL the steadfast bulls.
Interesting side note: A transporter with 8 ModelS/X arrived "out of the blue" at the Service Center this morning. I was told that two of the Model S were Dual Motors, and they didn't have the Plaid badge. If that's the case they would have arrived on the second ship, which came to Zeebrugge over Christmas. My Plaid arrived on the first ship (on Dec 5) but only found a place on a transporter a week ago. So either logistics have improved greatly over the last few days, or the two Model S were Plaids after all, only with missing badges.
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Watching the same videos I don’t come away with the same feeling.Been seeing enough smoke on the 4680 analysis from Cleaner Watt and TLF to be calling it now, 4680 ramp is going to be the excuse for not hitting 50% growth next year. And shorts are going to FUD aggressively on this as signs of deteriorating demand.
Ganz Geil !!I'm getting very positive first-hand information about Tesla Q4 numbers in Europe.
Sorry for the cryptic post but can't disclose more for confidential reasons
Just Europe or global?I'm getting very positive first-hand information about Tesla Q4 numbers in Europe.
Sorry for the cryptic post but can't disclose more for confidential reasons
As Model Y was best selling car (including ICE) in Europe in November, it should be clear we could be in for some surprise next week…Just Europe or global?
Maybe we should stop posting how IRA helps Tesla so much $$$, only to learn how they changed it. We now have this undetermined period in Q1 just so Senators can learn how batteries are made, where on earth they come from, and gather any more ideas how to help GM and some others before bailout checks are written. I wouldn't be surprised if the whole idea spun from GM in having no ZEV credits remaining, but who knows.Looks like LFP will qualify (not sure if they did before). Tesla still seems well positioned to take advantage of this.
Interesting that it lists the Model Y Performance 7 seat variant, but Tesla doesn't sell a 7-seat Performance Model Y. (Maybe that will change?)This was updated and now has Tesla.
Dont know how this was put together, but 5 seat Model Y MSRP limit is set at $55,000. Basically if you want the tax credit on the Model Y need to order with 7 seats.
Credits for new clean vehicles purchased in 2023 or after | Internal Revenue Service
You may qualify for a clean vehicle tax credit up to $7,500 if you buy a new, qualified plug-in electric vehicle or fuel cell electric vehicle.www.irs.gov