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Words of HABIT
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Am I the only one truly disappointed in today's price action? I measly 6.5% uptick when the NASDAQ hit 3.0%. The closed SEC case by itself should have rocketed TSLA up 15% (that is the amount TSLA dropped when the Judge asked for justification on the settlement). If there is true justice in this World, and a shrivel of humanity left, TSLA should now be near its ATH. Looks like we will have to wait for Q3 earnings beat announcement. Good night and sleep well. Tomorrow is here today, and the future is bright and all electric.
That our fault for being on the wrong side of the risk/reward equation.
Win some and lose some.
Won with SEC settlement over weekend and 40 point gap up.
Lost some when subsequent deliveries report went flat. If those were leaps instead of weeklies I’d be doing better.
SunCatcher
Member
Unlike Elon, this guy actually inhales.LOL!
"While legacy car makers can afford to sell EVs at a loss and recoup those losses with sales of internal combustion engine vehicles, which still are the preferred choice in America, Tesla doesn’t have ICE sales on which to recoup EV losses", Lutz said.
“The jaws are tightening and I think in another year or two we’ll see a movie called ‘Who Killed Tesla,’ a conspiracy movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio,” Lutz told CNBC.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Isn't the volume too low ?
That's why I'm sticking to Jan '19. Nov '19, isn't too shabby either.
Unlike Elon, this guy actually inhales.
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"While legacy car makers can afford to sell EVs at a loss and recoup those losses with sales of internal combustion engine vehicles, which still are the preferred choice in America, Tesla doesn’t have ICE sales on which to recoup EV losses", Lutz said.
“The jaws are tightening and I think in another year or two we’ll see a movie called ‘Who Killed Tesla,’ a conspiracy movie starring Leonardo DiCaprio,” Lutz told CNBC.
LOL!
tHe JaWs ArE tIgHtEnInG!!1!11!!!
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Out of Musk & Lutz, only one's company has gone bankrupt in the last 10 years.
Buddyroe
Active Member
It's got to suck to be short TSLA today. You can feel something big about to happen!!
Buddyroe
Active Member
For anyone that's wondering what I mean by the "good fight" - I don't fight on twitter - I go straight to the Fox News and WSJ's articles comment section. Love giving them hell. I may not change but one mind, but that one guy might change a thousand.
Really Elon, you only just now looked at a map and realized this? Even if true, he really shouldn't have said so, he should have simply announced plans to fill in the gaps. Now he looks like he's not paying attention...
meh, Tesla is scaling at unprecedented rates *sugar* happens. important thing for Elon to realize now is that he needs to put more people in position to look at things like this and make the call vs doing everything himself.
ERR not Tesla.
We could have the greatest DOW day ever and Elon can bomb TSLA short calls to oblivion by attacking the SEC, commenting on Tesla overvaluation, and starting fights with British citizens in Thailand.
While I agree with your sentiment, BioSehnsucht is definitely one of *our* guys. We don't need a civil war here. It's definitely all good right now.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Its not that simple. Vast swathes of America is so thinly populated - one wouldn't expect a lot of service centers in those areas.
I wouldn't also blame the people in charge. Its difficult to get the attention of c-suites. Middle level managers spend considerable amount of time figuring out how to get executive attention to problems they are facing in their areas.
BTW, this is the problem with micromanagers, like EM. They won't have the time to pay attention to all the areas that need attention.
ps : I'd take his tweet at its face value. He had a review where the managers told him they have a problem that needs his attention - and he decided to fix the problem.
I love Elon but I don't swing off his nuts. There are ways to communicate details without coming off as aloof.
"Growth has been crazy, catching up on service centers ASAP. Expect gaps to be covered in 3-6 months. In mean time, mobile service is taking on and solving 95% of issues."
Dealing with the SEC is putting out a fire HE started.
Buddyroe
Active Member
I have to drive 2.5 hours to my nearest service center. When I've had to make that drive, I remind myself I COULD BE driving 10 minutes to the Ford dealership - and then I am overjoyed to make that 2.5 hour drive.
I would drive 5 hours to get my Tesla serviced over 1 minute for any gas car.
And it has NOTHING to do with the environment. The car is just THAT good!!!!
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
Actually an out of control and overreaching SEC started the fire by unfairly targeting Elon and Tesla.
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