Ok that is really funny. I hadn't actually looked close at the pic before.
Dude is out to lunch in a big way
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Dude is out to lunch in a big way
Option_sniper just tweeted the following:
"some may ask why here, why this level. coz now $SPX $COMP around weekly chart cloud bottom. IF break through down, means mkt 99% chance into bearish trend for long term. so now is the level big $$ should have poured in (but not seeing it). be alerted. be prepared. be careful"
This makes be a little bit afraid that we might not see a new ATH before EOY.
"some may ask why here, why this level. coz now $SPX $COMP around weekly chart cloud bottom. IF break through down, means mkt 99% chance into bearish trend for long term. so now is the level big $$ should have poured in (but not seeing it). be alerted. be prepared. be careful"
This makes be a little bit afraid that we might not see a new ATH before EOY.
There was one burned Model 3 for sale from a scrapyard, which the shorts were sharing amongst themselves. But the mileage on the vehicle was "1" and the scrapyard was in Fremont, so it looks like a factory accident. The most severe damage was on the front end, not in the cabin, so it's not even clear that the pack burned at all (if it did, it must have vented most of its energy out front).
Thusfar, there've been apparently no fires and no fatalities in customer Model 3s. I have trouble finding cases of even life-threatening injuries in them, despite some very serious accidents. Bloody impressive, this car's safety.
I don't really care if we get it by eoy. I just buy more calls every two weeks and basically adjust my outlook and expectations in real time. Still holding feb and aug calls, and now Jan 2020s
TSLA just feels like the most promising place to leverage my cash. I won't whine if sp never takes off over coming months, but I will be surprised if my thesis turns out to be wrong.
In France, people just love to protest. They've been pioneers in the field for ever
Well I firstly have to congratulate Bob Nutz on actually making sense for once, although none of what he said was rocket-science.
Most importantly, he managed to talk for nearly 5 minutes without dissing Tesla, and a few weeks ago I'd bet my balls that CNBC would have slipped a Tesla question in there, just to allow Bob to go off on a graveyard rant.
So I think this further evidence of the major shift in sentiment.
Rivian Pickup ladder skateboard looks expensive and heavy compared to model 3 underframe (no longer a skateboard really):
It's pretty though, don't you think?
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
I actually think Bob is very intelligent and I would take too seriously half the things he says. I like him as a character too, I think he'd be a good laugh to have some beers with.
My god, what have I written?
Trump though, is a cretin.
Buckminster
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That was my point - a little bit too pretty for something you won't ever see!
A confession,
I'm driving a Renault, diesel, the worst kind. It is now 4 years old. When I bought it I was also considering to buy a Leaf. I drive approx 120km daily and under winter pressure I could have a range problem, so I bought Renault. I bought the most efficient motor (lower consumption) that I could at that time. I was pleased with Renault because they were innovators. They created many car segments. They also invested 5B in EVs very early and they created the Leaf and Zoe. They were in parallel with Tesla. What happened after? Not much.
They increased Zoe's range, new Leaf came up. They shank in average of ICE world and now Ghosn. I'm disappointed.
I'm buying TSLA and you don't have to guess what I will do with my car.
I'm driving a Renault, diesel, the worst kind. It is now 4 years old. When I bought it I was also considering to buy a Leaf. I drive approx 120km daily and under winter pressure I could have a range problem, so I bought Renault. I bought the most efficient motor (lower consumption) that I could at that time. I was pleased with Renault because they were innovators. They created many car segments. They also invested 5B in EVs very early and they created the Leaf and Zoe. They were in parallel with Tesla. What happened after? Not much.
They increased Zoe's range, new Leaf came up. They shank in average of ICE world and now Ghosn. I'm disappointed.
I'm buying TSLA and you don't have to guess what I will do with my car.
Carl Raymond
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Is it just me, it does it look totally crumple resistant? Those two beams projecting forwards either have to pierce the object (car) in front, or be driven straight back into the pack, with interesting energy effects.
That turned-around very quickly, no? I guess we can thank Tesla, at least partly, thanks to the battery-pack installation that got so much attention.
And how does this work with your PM, he's the guy that brought a lump of coal into your parliament a few years back, no?
In order to understand the danger of cars catching fire we should compare how many ICEs burn versus a Tesla.
Would be great to have statistically relevant data about two large enough and similar user groups to show to all people who are still confused from the FUD.
That would be a really nice graph to look at. Does anybody have that data and did the work?
I'm contemplating the unthinkable, to sell a small amount of $TSLA and grab some $NVDA, just $5k's worth, for fun.
I think Nvidia is way over-sold and could bounce hard, but Tesla is going to wander the halls of $350 for a while yet.
Damned if I do and damned if I don't...
I think Nvidia is way over-sold and could bounce hard, but Tesla is going to wander the halls of $350 for a while yet.
Damned if I do and damned if I don't...
Carl Raymond
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The disposal of our prime minister, just as he was pushing energy legislation through (the NEG), raised suspicions and just generally gut up everyone's goat. There's also a prolonged drought. We can also see the run of freaky, now standard, weather hitting around the world. Add the Tesla effect, stir.
Also, a shout out to Swedish 15 yr old Greta Thunberg who has inspired our school students to start striking.
Expecting Scott Morrison to be gone by about the time the model 3 hits our shores.
Yes, she's amazing, I follow her on Twitter
I'm long on $TSLA, looking for > 10x current price - won't touch my core account
$NVDA, just looking for a quick win. It could easily go up 50% in short term from here, I think, I'd then sell and rebuy my $TSLA back.
Damn, I can't trade in pre-market until 14:00 local time - 90 minutes before opening bell...
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