go back up to 374,645Thanks for the exact quote, but unfortunately the press isn't going to report it accurately and they will pretend he meant it in the present tense.
Anyone have a pirated video of the interview yet?
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go back up to 374,645Thanks for the exact quote, but unfortunately the press isn't going to report it accurately and they will pretend he meant it in the present tense.
Anyone have a pirated video of the interview yet?
Speak for yourself my dear.Just why? You know, not every thought you have needs to be put into print.
But his comment filled up half my bingo cardProbably not the market reaction Ron was hoping for.
His statement about advertisers leaving Twitter is causing a drop in TSLA. Not that Tesla is in anyway related to what Twitter is doing.Twitter had $4.5 billion income from advertisers in 2021. If all of them left -extremely unlikely - Elon would has to find that amount. He already wants to save a few billion by cutting the workforce and server costs, plus he is looking for alternatives revenue streams. In the worst case he $1.5 billion per year. That is chump change for him and if he has to sell shares to get that money it will hardly have an impact on the stock price.
If they looked at the accounts using our passwords, we might not have spouses before 2025.We should all let our spouses change our passwords to all brokerage accounts, real time tickers, etc...and not let us access it until 2025
@AudubonB @Right_Said_Fred @ggr
At least tell which tweet you deleted (instead of moving it) and which one of you did it next time please....
But then he went on to suggest the current 25% margins would go up 5x with autonomy/AI.
"We are running behind"... time I am assumingWhat did that guy whisper at the end??
As in they will see how much we've gained and take 1/2 of it or.....they will see how much we've lost and call us 'financially irresponsible'?If they looked at the accounts using our passwords, we might not have spouses before 2025.
And a 2 year waiting list; so obviously demand constrained /sI can't find the original video on Tesla's twitter feed or web page, so here's where I saw it first. Lathrop scaling up to 10K Megapacks a year, which is $20B+ in revenue.
$20B annuallyI can't find the original video on Tesla's twitter feed or web page, so here's where I saw it first. Lathrop scaling up to 10K Megapacks a year, which is $20B+ in revenue.
twitter is a private company, and has no impact on tesla. All tesla cars, and now from what i read all megapacks are all ready sold for the near future. They are sold for money, not for tweets, etc..So does Tesla stand on its on merits, or will it be forever intertwined with Elon and his stupid Twitter buyout? Because shoot me now if I have to discuss this with others for the next 10 years! "So, have you consider a Tesla? Yeah, that Twitter thing...."
I can't find the original video on Tesla's twitter feed or web page, so here's where I saw it first. Lathrop scaling up to 10K Megapacks a year, which is $20B+ in revenue.
His statement about advertisers leaving Twitter is causing a drop in TSLA. Not that Tesla is in anyway related to what Twitter is doing.
Some day the stock market will realise that Twitter is not Tesla. But in some people’s minds it is. Like an acquaintance of me who tweeted ‘Idiot’ as a reply on Elons tweet about ad revenue going down. The thing is, that is guy is still on twitter. That guy will never pay for being verified. His eyeballs are stil the thing that Twitter sells to advertisers. And advertisers will soon realise that they still want to target that guy‘s eyeballs. Meanwhile that guy will keep on refreshing his Mastodon account that he just opened and wonder why he doesn’t get any responses there. The answer is Metcalfe’s law (Metcalfe's law - Wikipedia). Twitter’s user base is so big that the network value can’t be matched by anything that’s an order of magnitude (or 2 in the case of Mastodon) lower. So soon the advertisers will realise that and return to a Twitter with much less employee costs. And then the Twitter overhang for TSLA will disappear.
His statement about advertisers leaving Twitter is causing a drop in TSLA. Not that Tesla is in anyway related to what Twitter is doing.
Some day the stock market will realise that Twitter is not Tesla. But in some people’s minds it is. Like an acquaintance of me who tweeted ‘Idiot’ as a reply on Elons tweet about ad revenue going down. The thing is, that is guy is still on twitter. That guy will never pay for being verified. His eyeballs are stil the thing that Twitter sells to advertisers. And advertisers will soon realise that they still want to target that guy‘s eyeballs. Meanwhile that guy will keep on refreshing his Mastodon account that he just opened and wonder why he doesn’t get any responses there. The answer is Metcalfe’s law (Metcalfe's law - Wikipedia). Twitter’s user base is so big that the network value can’t be matched by anything that’s an order of magnitude (or 2 in the case of Mastodon) lower. So soon the advertisers will realise that and return to a Twitter with much less employee costs. And then the Twitter overhang for TSLA will disappear.