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For Q2 I have expection of 30K production and 20K deliveries with final week production closer to 5K. For this to happen we need to see NHTSA VIN data to be closer to 60K and VIN assigned data to be closer to 50K
100k this year would be an absolute disaster, it would mean no meaningful improvement in production rate for the rest of the year. Why would it not be possible to improve this year, but magically improve production rate x4 as of jan 2019?I’m hopeful for 100k model 3s this year and 400k in 2019
I am expecting for entire year about 190k. This assumes Tesla continuing to ramp production post hitting 5k mark. With target of 6250/week by September and 7500 by December. Tesla may be closer to 5k by June but may be few hundred car below the target. Continuing ramp throughout second half will help Tesla to produce more than 5k per week in q3. If Tesla decides to optimize existing lines for about quarter post June and then begin ramp to 10k then in that case yearly production could be around 160 to 170k.
Following the general market.Since we’re getting an extra $7B in revenue from the 3 what the hell is SP doing at $300
A deep draft at low tide is a bad thing.A falling tide lowers all boats?
If so, I hope TSLA has a deep draft.
Since we’re getting an extra $7B in revenue from the 3 what the hell is SP doing at $300
A deep draft at low tide is a bad thing.
It has been exceedingly quiet on the 3 VIN threads. I'm all out, except for retirement shares. Nothing's gonna happen on the positive side for the SP until we see real movement on the 3 deliveries.
Okay, bullish again. Time to load up the truck. Even though we've seen evidence of the ramp taking shape in the form of invites/VIN assignments, Mr. Market is still in denial.
Invites and VIN assignments are real things, meaning Tesla isn't sending those out to manipulate the stock.
Does anyone have a good source for market cap on historical dates? I’d like to plot a market cap:revenue ratio (p/s ratio, basically) over time.
No, but I've been following that ratio since 2012. We're quite a bit lower than historical norms
Does anyone have a good source for market cap on historical dates? I’d like to plot a market cap:revenue ratio (p/s ratio, basically) over time.
No, but I've been following that ratio since 2012. We're quite a bit lower than historical norms
gurufocus will let you plot PS ratio over time and things like share price at median PS ratio ($581.50 at 1/1/2018).
Tesla Inc Interactive Charts --GuruFocus.com
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