What's with clowns having to post incessantly that they're selling their Tesla stock? Why? SMH.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Stretch2727
Engineer and Car Nut
And Elon literally winked a few minutes after the post.
Someone buys Sawyer a beer.
He also said 1m robotaxis on the road in 2020, so...you may want to up your sodium intake on the "Elon says" stuff.
What you said is not at all confirmed. The low cost car and robotaxi will both be made is what Sawyer said.
We need to going up to 170$ like where we are before Reuters new if not Reuters win
So this is exactly what I was thinking probably happened. All good lies are based on a kernel of truth.
Elon is making the right move here. Tesla needs to get robotaxis on the road as soon as possible. Apparently, there was a meeting where Elon made that clear. That means focusing the company on robotaxi.
But it does not mean killing the $25,000 car as was reported.
Again, Elon is making the right move. Tesla robotaxi is coming a lot sooner than many of you think it is.
Knightshade
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Sawyer wrote "Maybe Elon and the team have been so impressed with how good FSD 12 has performed and were maybe thinking they should be shifting even more resources to the Robotaxi/FSD effort.
This doesn't mean the $25k car is canceled. Again, they share the same platform."
I guess I don't understand what "resources" he means here...
If it's the same platform and RT just deletes driver controls-- what "shifting resources" do you need there? Like- a dude to design a blank dash piece?
On the compute side there's no resources just working on a manual-driven car that'd be useful to 'shift' there.
And it's not shifting money- since Tesla has mountains of extra cash sitting around.
And it's not like Tesla has been shy putting resources into FSD development (see the massive Nvidia spend plus the Dojo project).
This doesn't mean the $25k car is canceled. Again, they share the same platform."
I guess I don't understand what "resources" he means here...
If it's the same platform and RT just deletes driver controls-- what "shifting resources" do you need there? Like- a dude to design a blank dash piece?
On the compute side there's no resources just working on a manual-driven car that'd be useful to 'shift' there.
And it's not shifting money- since Tesla has mountains of extra cash sitting around.
And it's not like Tesla has been shy putting resources into FSD development (see the massive Nvidia spend plus the Dojo project).
See my previous post darling. I sold the vast majority of my shares near the highs because it was clear as day we were in a bubble [and still are]. Since then I’ve been writing aggressive calls with the remainder of my shares and pocketing wild profits with my more rational and level headed friends in the other thread. Also, I don’t hate Elon. He’s good at heart but he’s clearly sick and needs help. Enjoy your P&L!
PS…amusing that as I was writing this I got a call to schedule my CT delivery. Woohoo!
Krugerrand
Meow
Not according to what I’ve been reading here, particularly over the last few days. It’s been a lot of straight up and suggestive talk that Tesla is at the least in big trouble or even done like dinner.
So in this LONG TERM INVESTOR thread, there’s clearly been a lot of people, many the usual suspects, virtually signaling at worst, that the LT investors should sell.
I’ve always questioned their ‘hey, I’m just honestly discussing possible struggles, yadda, yadda, yadda’ because they NEVER return to say they were wrong or ever present solutions or positive events.
I of course, agree with you. And based on over a decade of historical Tesla data, the usual suspects will be wrong again.
Tesla has already been producing cars without steering wheels — some have yokes.
Thinking that would happen any time in the foreseeable future, people should keep in mind that Elon wanted the Model Y to not have a steering wheel.
Thinking that would happen any time in the foreseeable future, people should keep in mind that Elon wanted the Model Y to not have a steering wheel.
Elon is just winking and *sugar* now but not clarifying Sawyers conjecture, so who knows what the heck is going on.
Could be true, might not be. Gen3 might be RT only with no steering wheel and pedals, or it might be a dual platform to make both a compact consumer EV and an RT concurrently like we thought. Who the F*** knows, guess us HOLD'ers will just have to hold on and wait to see what happens.
Its the ambiguity and uncertainty which bothers me. How hard is it to just clarify the situation with a little straight communication?
Have I unretired? Still fully employed
Did you over sell and now realize you don’t need so much cash on hand? Cashed in some chips since TSLA was a large % of my overall portfolio.
Or you simply no longer wanted to hold TSLA for whatever reason? Still hold about 85% of my overall TSLA investment. Didn't want an unanticipated black swan to hit my 401k holdings too much.
Some or all of the above? Yes, explained above.
Fidelity started sending me periodic e-mail 's warning that having too much of my portfolio in a single stock could be problematic. I basically ignored these and the phone calls they started bugging me with providing the same advice. They never warned me about that in 2020 when TSLA went 5x. I think SpaceX could become as large as TSLA, or even larger, unless the bad guys decide that the US shouldn't have the ability to control a world wide communication network, and all that entails.
P.S. I just checked DXYZ and it appears that my pre-market investment is off to a decent start.
Gonna refrain from checking this more than once a week to avoid the whiplash it might cause...
Dikkie Dik
If gets hard, use hammer
Don’t they need the training data from M2 for Robotaxi anyway?
Krugerrand
Meow
Maybe wait until the question is answered on the ER call, or until they do it and the company goes bankrupt before declaring that you know it to be a massive mistake. I mean really.
There will always be some way to manually control the car. Almost every automated system needs manual overrides. But it might be something similar to a video game controller.
However, I think there will indeed be steering wheel and pedals on the first version of the consumer car. But not on the first version of the robotaxi.
Regardless, what they said about the Gen 3 car not being sold to the public was not confirmed. In fact, Sawyer's point that was quoted speaks to the opposite.
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