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I'm in UK and have had the email from one of my brokers. I voted, no issues

Was it an exhibit?

I've booked for the Manchester one. Not sure about the fondling though :)

Interesting that were it not for @Christine69420 posting on this forum, I would not be aware of the Cybertruck event taking place 35 miles from where I live. It seems I'm not the only one. I have had my Model 3 for 4 years, I have a Tesla account so they have my email, mobile and credit card...

Thanks. I just checked and there are similar events in the UK. Can't wait!

Front page of today's Telegraph Tesla added nearly $64bn (£51bn) to its valuation after the EV giant took a step closer to launching self-driving cars in China. The world’s largest electric vehicle maker jumped 12pc as trading began on Wall Street after it reached a data-sharing agreement...

That was a really good call. Time for bed

Nikola

It makes a nice change to sit through the earnings call and see the share price go up not down

After hours volume 12m already

Gross profit has held up well at 17% which I'm pleasantly surprised by. Operating margin down to 5.5%. Must be a reason for that. But overall, given the reduction in cars sold, not the disaster I feared.

And at exactly the same time this is what happened to Uber

Because at that point it's game, set and match Tesla

You called it a long shot. There's your correlation

You're right. Like investing your entire wealth in a start up electric car company and a start up rocket company

From The Telegraph Volvo has produced its last ever diesel car, ending an era spanning 45 years. The Swedish company’s final diesel-engine vehicle, an XC90 SUV, rolled off the production line on Tuesday at its plant near Gothenburg. Under Geely’s ownership, Volvo has unveiled a new lineup of...

If you survive

I can trump that. I live in Liverpool and there are 4 service centres within a 1 hour drive from my house. Soz :)

Meanwhile, Swedish people who are not wasting time on surveys, are buying Tesla cars. Best selling car in Sweden in 2023? Tesla Model Y

OK at this point can we just assume Toyota is on a massive wind up?

Don't tell Mr 9 Shares

Has anyone got to the bottom of who's really behind the 9 share no-mark?

Things can change very quickly in Tesla World, and the world generally, so who knows what might happen in 2024 If Tesla could add $1,000 to the ASP, and reduce average COGS by $1,000 then combined, based on sales of 2m cars, that would add $4bn to net income. Net income in 2023 was $11bn. So...

They are also paying the higher percentage on their mortgage. They have no choice but to pay the mortgage. They don't have to buy a new car.

Someone posted on here a couple of weeks ago a quote from Charlie Munger, I think it was. The big money is not in the buying or the selling, but in the waiting. So let's all just hang in. In answer to @Unpilot, 70% of my life savings

Eh? Worldwide car sales are around 70m per annum. Let's be generous and say 10% are already electric. That still leaves an addressable ICE market of, well, I think you can work it out for yourself. Model 3 and Y are smashing it, and benefitting from the shift to electric and will continue to do...

Happy with that. 1.8m guidance hit and a +38% increase for the year.

If Tesla post 1.8m today, that is a big deal. They guided that figure 11 months ago and if they hit it, the company earns credibility. Other manufacturers flip flop with their guidance but Tesla have been steadfast. So here's hoping.

Prediction. 2024 EPS will be 50% higher than 2023

You took the words out of my mouth

4 years in prison for our old friend Trevor Milton. I know its off topic but it might cheer up some people

Great bloke. Not you, Jack :)

Exactly

I counted 12

From The Telegraph:

No discounts in the UK. Y or 3

What will?

You get post? :)

Elon Musk is all over British newspapers and TV this morning on AI. To summarise, it's the end of the world as we know it

For anyone wavering, a reminder of the most important rule of investing. You sell when the price is high and buy when the price is low. It's pretty straightforward. Also where is @StarFoxisDown! ? I miss their posts

The coup de grâce is lower prices for the consumer and higher margins for the investor. Now, if there's one company that can achieve that ...

So the competition isn't coming. The competition is giving up

Watching Formula 1 on Sky and the cameras just showed Elon Musk watching with his son as a guest of Mercedes

UK

On that last point, people are reporting in the UK and Ireland thread of this forum that orders they've placed for the Highland, have estimated delivery dates in December

Well that was some week. Down but not out. I feel like the next big test is the 1.8m. Hitting that = credibility

Just say no to the radar question. That's all that's needed

This is one of those quarters you have to just take on the chin, in tough economic times. Lower vehicle production and deliveries due to production line shutdowns Lower ASP due to price reductions Pretty much everything of significance financially, stems from those two factors