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Negating these false narratives requires evidence of the contrary,
More vins, more production , more deliveries.
Any fresh Freemont parking lot videos that corroborate would help,
We see Registered and sighted vins are ramping, and an expanding
Circle of reservations helps.
The imperial data should negate the false narrative.
More vins, more production , more deliveries.
Any fresh Freemont parking lot videos that corroborate would help,
We see Registered and sighted vins are ramping, and an expanding
Circle of reservations helps.
The imperial data should negate the false narrative.
i sure hope so. could use some buffer for my 337.5 puts. probably gonna just buy to close early. shame. was looking real good up until 2pm yesterday
I couldn't help myself. I said I wouldn't but I added J20 400 calls as well as a J20 350. I cant wait to see where we are 12 months from now.
There needs to be some big a** investors pouring their dollars into TSLA to significantly move the needle.
People should talk less about shorts covering. And more about when are 1B+ investments into TSLA stocks going to be made in the near future.
There needs to be dozen of funds pouring 2 billion dollars into TSLA.
Less talking about defense (shorts covering) and more about offense (multi billion dollars investments into TSLA).
People should talk less about shorts covering. And more about when are 1B+ investments into TSLA stocks going to be made in the near future.
There needs to be dozen of funds pouring 2 billion dollars into TSLA.
Less talking about defense (shorts covering) and more about offense (multi billion dollars investments into TSLA).
Rebel scum propaganda!!!
(sorry couldn't resist, I know you meant empirical, or are we talking non-metric vehicle quantities?)Just to be clear, I'm "not" talking about the 6's here... you guys proved me wrong on that. that was all a silly misunderstanding on my part. I apologize for ever bringing it up... right now, there's nothing related to that theory going on... it wasn't pinned on a "6" all day yesterday and it didn't drop directly to one yesterday, bounce and then bounce off it again. It also wasn't holding on a $**1.87 in pre-market this morning... none of that was taking place, it's all just nonsense... and I should be embarrassed of myself.
Shorts seem to be having a little trouble with their mandatory morning dip today.
Thanks empirical, autocorrect did a number on meRebel scum propaganda!!!
Rebel scum propaganda!!!
Auto-corrupt: See CNBC.
341 is the big barrier today. If we blast through it, we open possibility of climb into close, which suggests a good Monday morning opening. Looking at the horizontal trading when TSLA approaches 341 and the exceptionally high percentage of trading done by shorts this week, I think some serious capping is underway.
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Who hacked @myusername and posted something that seems to be humble and contrite. Or this is a new bear attack to discombobulate us?
myusername has always been quite a nice bear. His thesis isn't that Tesla is worth 0, but rather around 10-15B.
Hello from the "kids" table. I'm in the process of moving positions around and should officially join this esteemed group before the 7th (?) ER comes out. Here's to another buying opportunity in the next couple of weeks.
No, prostitutes work harder for the money.
Tim Lee does a good job picking apart the shoddiness of Ms. Kolodny's hit piece on Ars:
Tesla appears to be making steady progress in Model 3 production
After getting past the clickbait CNBC headlines, I'm honestly just not concerned about this. Elon would liquidate everything he owns to ensure the Model 3 can be delivered at volume to the world and fulfill the master plan, and we'll get there when we get there. Fortunately, it's one of the most impressive and highest cost/benefit products in human history, and it takes time to ramp production on something like this. (See DaveT recent comments).
I am inclined for now to give Ms. Kolodny the benefit of the doubt, i.e. that she was not intentionally colluding with Spiegel to create price manipulation and trade on it, which would be worthy of SEC investigation as securities fraud. It's more likely she was just duped into believing that old "money-losing troll" Spiegel was a credible source on this company's financial or operational performance, and asked him how to write an article about Tesla's Model 3 production challenges. The fact that he is the first and only "analyst" she quoted is suspect, however. She didn't ask Ben Kallo for comment, she just printed a quote from his latest research note. How hard is it to make that 5 minute phone call when you are a CNBC reporter whose job is theoretically to report objectively on your designated topics?
Either way, market has mostly shrugged and moved on.
Tesla appears to be making steady progress in Model 3 production
After getting past the clickbait CNBC headlines, I'm honestly just not concerned about this. Elon would liquidate everything he owns to ensure the Model 3 can be delivered at volume to the world and fulfill the master plan, and we'll get there when we get there. Fortunately, it's one of the most impressive and highest cost/benefit products in human history, and it takes time to ramp production on something like this. (See DaveT recent comments).
I am inclined for now to give Ms. Kolodny the benefit of the doubt, i.e. that she was not intentionally colluding with Spiegel to create price manipulation and trade on it, which would be worthy of SEC investigation as securities fraud. It's more likely she was just duped into believing that old "money-losing troll" Spiegel was a credible source on this company's financial or operational performance, and asked him how to write an article about Tesla's Model 3 production challenges. The fact that he is the first and only "analyst" she quoted is suspect, however. She didn't ask Ben Kallo for comment, she just printed a quote from his latest research note. How hard is it to make that 5 minute phone call when you are a CNBC reporter whose job is theoretically to report objectively on your designated topics?
Either way, market has mostly shrugged and moved on.
I am so glad I bought in this morning
I am so glad I bought in this morning
And I'm rather sad I overslept this morning.
No need to be sad man. You've only really missed 2% at most, that's nothing in the long run.And I'm sad that I can't until next week...
No need to be sad man. You've only really missed 2% at most, that's nothing in the long run.
2% can be somewhere between 2-10k, which is a lot to a man who's eating instant ramen to save up money to dump into TSLA.
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