326k shares in one minute will do that (per yahoo), 49k additional in previous minute.
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Frankly I had to laugh when I did see the CNBC article and the instand drop based on evidently "no news"!
I like that reaction though.....
CNBC Report on Tesla (TSLA) 'Total Junk' - Chowdhry
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) analyst Trip Chowdhry of Global Equities Research called today's report from CNBC that Tesla employees warned to expect more Model 3 delays "Total Junk".
Chowdhry said based on his Jan. 20 checks, Model 3 production is improving. He highlighted about 1,000 Model 3's waiting for Delivery Trucks and noted employee activity level at TSLA, on Saturday, was 10x more than combined activity level at Apple, Facebook, Oracle and Cisco.
He linked to his video at Dropbox here.
I like that reaction though.....
CNBC Report on Tesla (TSLA) 'Total Junk' - Chowdhry
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) analyst Trip Chowdhry of Global Equities Research called today's report from CNBC that Tesla employees warned to expect more Model 3 delays "Total Junk".
Chowdhry said based on his Jan. 20 checks, Model 3 production is improving. He highlighted about 1,000 Model 3's waiting for Delivery Trucks and noted employee activity level at TSLA, on Saturday, was 10x more than combined activity level at Apple, Facebook, Oracle and Cisco.
He linked to his video at Dropbox here.
JRP3
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Clearly rows of Model 3's waiting to have their cells properly spaced by hand.
Reciprocity
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Apple was more rolling down a hill for the past 3 days, not really a Newton like drop from the tree to what you on head.
Although uncharacteristic of me to buy options about to expire, I did the same 1:32 minutes before the close. The bargain price based on the reaction to dubious news was irresistible.
Don't forget ready to explode at any time.
Benzinga - in recent minutes:
Tesla Motors, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) - Tesla Says On Track With Projection To Increase Model 3 Production Rates
Tesla Motors, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) - Tesla Says To Its Knowledge There Hasn't Been A Safety Concern Related In The Field Related To Model 3 Batteries In Field Over 6 Months Of Model 3 Production
Tesla Motors, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) - Tesla Says On Track With Projection To Increase Model 3 Production Rates
Tesla Motors, Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) - Tesla Says To Its Knowledge There Hasn't Been A Safety Concern Related In The Field Related To Model 3 Batteries In Field Over 6 Months Of Model 3 Production
I was thinking about what would actually happen if two cells are touching, and there are a couple of possibilities:
1. Cells at different voltage potential touch. You get an immediate current surge, burning away the cell fuse wires. Most likely, 1-2 cells are inoperative, *possibly* more than that, but the rest of the pack continues operating as normal. It may be necessary to replace the pack under warranty, as there may be some error messages accompanying the capacity drop.
2. Cells at same voltage potential touch. Nothing happens, but if there is a short in either cell in the future, both the cells will be affected, with the fuse wires burning away. Because a cell has to die for the fault to possibly be detected, there's something like a 99.99% chance Tesla will never know about the defect.
1. Cells at different voltage potential touch. You get an immediate current surge, burning away the cell fuse wires. Most likely, 1-2 cells are inoperative, *possibly* more than that, but the rest of the pack continues operating as normal. It may be necessary to replace the pack under warranty, as there may be some error messages accompanying the capacity drop.
2. Cells at same voltage potential touch. Nothing happens, but if there is a short in either cell in the future, both the cells will be affected, with the fuse wires burning away. Because a cell has to die for the fault to possibly be detected, there's something like a 99.99% chance Tesla will never know about the defect.
Reciprocity
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We need a Funny.. not Funny.. button..haha. You have a future in FUD writing and Forum trolling for sure.
bdy0627
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Just checked and it's currently $341 (1%). Still pretty good rise. My guess at the short strategy tomorrow is they let it bounce moderately and then attack hard to try to create a failed bounce, scaring traders away. Part of the rise AH may be shorts covering to reload for the attack tomorrow morning.
It may also have something to do with Tesla’s response to the article. Tesla responds to fresh reports of Model 3 production issues
Shorts that sold the last two days to drive the SP down, to fight the TSLA going up 10x in ten years news, have to cover/buy back at some point. If I were a short I would take advantage of the fake news and cover tomorrow before it is too late. I'm expecting a green day tomorrow.
zmarty
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CNBC - what total garbage reporting.
So the title and intro of the article says: "...manual assembly of batteries" "These problems include Tesla needing to make some of the batteries by hand and borrowing scores of employees from one of its suppliers"
But if you read closely somewhere in the middle they then say:
"Once the machines in the factory were able to crank out bandoliers as fast or faster than the manual laborers, Tesla began sending Panasonic workers back to their employer, sources said. Today, Tesla is winding down manual assembly as much as possible at the Gigafactory, a hopeful sign."
So which one is it, you flaming a-holes? Are they really assembling the batteries by hand, or did they automate that already, a fact that you conveniently slip in the middle of the article?
So the title and intro of the article says: "...manual assembly of batteries" "These problems include Tesla needing to make some of the batteries by hand and borrowing scores of employees from one of its suppliers"
But if you read closely somewhere in the middle they then say:
"Once the machines in the factory were able to crank out bandoliers as fast or faster than the manual laborers, Tesla began sending Panasonic workers back to their employer, sources said. Today, Tesla is winding down manual assembly as much as possible at the Gigafactory, a hopeful sign."
So which one is it, you flaming a-holes? Are they really assembling the batteries by hand, or did they automate that already, a fact that you conveniently slip in the middle of the article?
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tsunamiofhurt
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I finally picked it up (thanks to y'alls posts).
My code typically catches the new registrations, but they made a change to the response codes this time around (which my script missed).
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TheTalkingMule
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Very surprised to see this CNBC piece sitting front and center on the app. It's one thing to let a hit piece trickle into the news feed, this is an awfully big spotlight for a combination of 5 week old news and hearsay from fired ex-employees.
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