Or in other words, they print what sells.
Yes, but in most cases they also honestly believe what they are printing (or commenting on TV).
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Or in other words, they print what sells.
Wild guess: Restructuring from laggard sectors and personnel into more productive ones? Agree it does take financial strength, which they now seem to have within grasp. Interesting interaction.Hiring seems to go up again which I guess is a good sign - they wouldn´t do it if they weren´t sure about financials.
Tesla hiring activity has now jumped almost 24% since July 1
Yes, but in most cases they also honestly believe what they are printing (or commenting on TV).
I think you’re correct, but I’d still like to see solid numbers if anyone knows where to find ASPs by model. My Google-fu appears to be insufficient on this one.
Either way, it’s clear that the Model 3 will be the highest-revenue passenger car in America for the entire 2nd half of 2018. That’s kind of amazing. And, like the iPhone, it will dominate profits even more than market share.
Let’s hope not or humanity is in big trouble; as in we’re too stupid to live.
I’m reading CC transcript and I get the impression, that Tesla is learning from GA4, that using little less automation, than what they previously tought, is more efficient.
So maybe there’s some sweet spot for automation. Maybe more than what traditional car makers have done but less than what was done on GA3.
Welcome to the team.I don’t know, whether anyone is interested, but i’ve increased my Tesla portfolio slightly. I’m sure no one remembers, but when I joined this forum about four years ago, I thought that Tesla is clearly overvalued and bought some sell options. Well they all eventually expired worthless. After that I thought “If you can’t win them, join them” and now I have some shares. It is still only about 4% of my portfolio, but absolutely the most fun and interesting part
I’m sometimes somewhat “suspicious bull”, but i’m long in any case.
I don’t know, whether anyone is interested, but i’ve increased my Tesla portfolio slightly. I’m sure no one remembers, but when I joined this forum about four years ago, I thought that Tesla is clearly overvalued and bought some sell options. Well they all eventually expired worthless. After that I thought “If you can’t win them, join them” and now I have some shares. It is still only about 4% of my portfolio, but absolutely the most fun and interesting part
I’m sometimes somewhat “suspicious bull”, but i’m long in any case.
Didn't know of this site - thanks @RobStark
That sweet spot is most likely moving towards more and more automation as robots develop and Tesla learns. But now Tesla has learned, that with current robotics and their own experience, they went too far with GA3.That was my take as well. However, I think their desire is to not stop at just a spot in between full automation and OEM ICE
manufacturers. I believe the goal is to go fully automated. It was 'a bridge too far' they learned during 'production hell' and they had to scramble to meet the 5k/wk end of Q2 goal. But they are still aiming for 100% automation in the future.
Hang on a second. As to your first statement above, I agree completely if you remove the "Too."Too many of us blame the vastly negative news coverage on FUDsters, bad analysts, biased periodicals etc.
While they exacerbate the problem, they are not the core of the problem.
The negative press merely reflects the negative perception of Tesla in the general community.
Some people learn more slowly but as long as you demonstrate the ability to learn at all, you’re golden. I look forward to a more cup is half full approach from you when discussing Tesla than your previous cup completely empty view.
I never tought, that cup is completely empty
i hope it’s software dev, product managers, and serviceHiring seems to go up again which I guess is a good sign - they wouldn´t do it if they weren´t sure about financials.
Tesla hiring activity has now jumped almost 24% since July 1