MartinAustin
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Ditto... to the extent that if they use that reporter to write something about Tesla, it is almost certainly a hit piece and/or devoid of accurate information.
To be more believable they need to use someone else!
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To be more believable they need to use someone else!
navguy12
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This morning, a lady in my wife’s online knitting group was on “send only”, stating that according to the news, all Teslas are recalled and have to go to the dealership to be fixed.
UkNorthampton
TSLA - 12+ startups in 1
SpaceX do something like 80% of payload mass. Rest of payload is split amongst various providers, mostly "national champions" - military etc.
What choice do satellite users have?
Edit: Elon has a great track record of dominating innovative industries and not losing money for investors. Useful to me, us, long may it continue
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Bingo - competition is good when you leverage your superiority to bankrupt the competition.
It's happening in the auto space.
It happened in the space space, bozo can have crumbs.
Want to see something good? Speed that vid up to 1.5 speed... mind blowing.
Drumheller
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Another sign of economic slowdown
Krugerrand
Meow
The want of the satellite is greater than the ego.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Good stuff! That's 22 there now, and Jeff Roberts showed 12 there yesterday a.m. so that's ~10/day CT production ATM.
cliff harris
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Actually they are:
Figure
Figure is the first-of-its-kind AI robotics company bringing a general purpose humanoid to life.
www.figure.ai
But I think that manufacturing bias is their USP. Its not like there is no competition, there definitely is, and it will also ramp. Does anybody really think that nvidia, apple, meta, microsoft, google, will just sit and watch Tesla dominate robotics? They will be late, and slower, but they will definitely compete.
Trading in a 2020 Kia Telluride for a 2024 Kia Telluride and 74% lower payments seems like a no-brainer
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
A little late to the discussion, but what if Tesla is just referring to the current M3's, not the Highland rev.? Granted, it is still a model 3, but perhaps it's using batteries that are substantially made in the US. Maybe this is a tool for enhancing sales in Q4? Also, we don't know for sure what pricing will be for the new Model 3's do we? Are vehicles ordered new from the website (not in inventory) to be delivered in January or later going to Highland's or current editions? As delivery for custom orders is still shown as December 2023, you must not be able to order the new ones yet in the US...
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
So what is it? JPow cutting U.S. a break?
EDIT: h/t @kengchang from Lower-BB to Mid-BB in a hr
Brendan Pedersen on X: "The Federal Reserve will hold rates at current level, keeping the federal funds rate at 5.25% and 5.5%. FOMC projections expect 75 basis points worth of cuts next year. Follow along for Chair Jay Powell's press conference at 230 ET."
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Cheers to the Longs!
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Yup, JPow basically calling peak rate but rate hike is not totally off the table. Pretty drastic shift from hawkish tone
I believe that in 24 to 36 months Uber will only allow an EV or a Hybrid on their network if you are a driver in an urban area. The pressure will be on Lyft to beat them to it.
Really? Can't use robots if the environment is not stable enough for humanity to live...but whatevs...
No doubt, but with Tesla's AI data, it's going to be similar to someone who is competent in four function calculator math being asked to do calculus.Actually they are:
I am very impressed with the hands on the new optimus, and the rapid progress, and I trust Tesla to be the ONLY company that plans mass-manufactured robots at serious (tens or hundreds of thousands scale).Figure
Figure is the first-of-its-kind AI robotics company bringing a general purpose humanoid to life.
But I think that manufacturing bias is their USP. Its not like there is no competition, there definitely is, and it will also ramp. Does anybody really think that nvidia, apple, meta, microsoft, google, will just sit and watch Tesla dominate robotics? They will be late, and slower, but they will definitely compete.
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