Already heard someone say that these memos are only going out to certain vendors. (Don't know how they know that but presumably other vendors were contacted and said "no, we didn't get any such memo".)
I can see the trolls saying "See Tesla doesn't care about all these people that paid for reservations and were promised a Model 3 with a Tax Credit. Tesla doesn't care about you and Musk lied."At production rates of 500+ per day we are talking a few hours to make sure each Tesla location has 2 cars, it's really a drop in the bucket for the revenue it will generate. I'd have one at busy locations just out there offering rides to people .... In Southern CA we have spots like the Americana in Glendale and 3rd St. Promenade which both feature Tesla stores, each location is a popular destination for shopping/eating/hanging out with literally thousands of visitors per day ... park on on the street and offer rides!
Even if you are not selling to those people you are countering all the BS posted on the internet ..... people read that crap on Yahoo and as we all know the negative articles generate the most clicks. I think nothing beats people actually touching/riding/experiencing the Model3. For those that have been to a Tesla store and watched people drool over the cars .... you get what I'm talking about. I think some of my drool is on those cars!
Cheers to the longs .....
Taking publicly traded companies private is an anathema to holders of common shares
It is absolutely 100% clear from what Musk wrote that they are NOT asking for rebates on work with final acceptance. If they're asking for a rebate on work delivered 2 years ago, it's because it's still not working right. I've asked for rebates in that situation, and I've gotten them.
Yes in real market forces if a company trims its workforce and negotiates better deals from suppliers usually the market rewards cost cutting. In alternate Tesla world even normal business operations are treated as negatives. Again I would write so much more but I have to go to the gas station to charge my phone...
It's the WSJ, whose campaign of lies drove Vince Foster to suicide. Documented.
That's why it's not done by people with market maker certifications -- everyone knows spoofing happens. And if you think the SEC actually levies fines for market manipulation any more, I'd ask you to consider what century you're living in.
Spreads are effing huge, much bigger than they were in the 1980s, so I'm not sure how they could get much wider. One fairly staid stock I've been watching has had bids of $75 and asks of $85 fairly frequently -- that's a spread in excess of 10%, which would *never* have happened in the old days.
Buying pressure (sorry, Curt, I know the traditional term is buying interest, but it really is pressure, not just interest) seems to massively intensify below $300. It's a big psychological number, but also numbers very near that pop out of simple valuation models which are not optimistic (but not too pessimistic either).
The mobile site is down for me, too. The desktop link works fine.
If you remove mobile from the link it works, otherwise it also tells me it's taking too long to load the request. Should be a problem with the mobile version.
indeed, i love when neroden uncorks
