pz1975
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Is Wall St. having a hissy fit because Elon hung up on a couple of them and are giving the YouTube guy so much time? Stock just tanking...
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"Why is that not a moat?" Good question. I like Elon's "pace of innovation" response.
It's also the questions he chose to deliberately ignore:
- Can you give us a Model 3 production timeline past July?
- What percent of Model 3 reservations convert to owners?
copyhacker
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The amount of time Gali’s getting bodes well for future calls. The Wall Street insiders must be super annoyed.
CEO is having a meltdown in a CC. How is that positive? Truly incredible. You guys happen to know Enrons fine Jeff Skilling?
Still says they are not a walled garden for superchargers and open to sharing Teslas but car makers would have to adopt form or make an adapter and cover the costs to buy in. So far no company has agreed to but not because of Tesla.
Yeah they don't like his attitude and showing it.
Yeah they don't like his attitude and showing it.
"Nikola is suing Tesla: that is hilarious!" - LOL
bdy0627
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Yeah, he's definitely not playing nice with the bank analysts!
Actually, yes. I voluntarily allowed myself to be interviewed by the FBI to discuss my interactions with Jeff Skilling. Let's just say that the agents were savvy.
"I've met Jeff Skilling: you, Elon Musk, are no Jeff Skilling."
bdy0627
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I think he's really had it with all of the Tesla bashing and manipulation, a lot of which involves the big banks. It's kinda funny to listen to but probably not great for the short term share price.
bdy0627
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Jonathan Hewitt
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I am assuming he's short on sleep and high on stress level.
BTW, the Hornsdale Power Reserve capability that Elon is talking about is hardly amazing: the fact that incumbent utilities embracing a ridiculously outdated grid management and capacity model is amazing (in a bad way). I've spent years arguing that "synthetic inertia" is just as good as "spinning mass" for frequency regulation (as Hornsdale demonstrated in an incredibly face slapping manner to the grid luddites).
Should be interesting to hear the guys on CNBC tomorrow a.m. when they critique it. Lebow from CNBC is asking about reservations for Semi. Think he said maybe 2000 but they are not focusing on it. People are coming to them. They are trying to stay focused on Model 3.
I am thinking no cap raise anytime soon...since he’s giving the finger to the banks.
Tesla pickup truck: hot damn, talk about an idea that is WAY overdue in many dimensions.
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