Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

[SOULPEDL]

WATCH NOW: SpaceX to Launch Falcon Heavy Rocket

Tiny bit relevant to Elons mood today.

My wife gets thrown off everytime I mention the Of Course I StillLove You landings... nice!

 

[uselesslogin]

Maybe they just forgot they had the earnings call today.

 

[Mkorpal]

My theory is a damn intern hit delete instead of send.

 

[Buddyroe]

This is plausible. And alarming.

Don't trade on my comment. I've never been right before.

 

[electrichapp]

what is the factset consensus again?
oh right it does not matter coz it will still be framed as a miss by media/analysts

 

[tinm]

So which site typically gets the letter first, Tesla IR, SEC EDGAR, or .. ?

 

[Drax7]

New cfo is confused

 

[ZachShahan]

How many times have you clicked refresh? Be honest...

enough to think about hiring a neural network to do it for me

 

[mongo]

You're not the only one.

Hey Zach

 

[Zaxxon]

Well, this is certainly the latest I can recall the letter ever hitting.

 

[Johann Koeber]

With TSLA you get a lot of suspense for the money.

Its almost midnight in Germany and am getting tired.

 

[BornToFly]

I'm starting to believe they are waiting until just before the call because it is worse than we thought.....

 

[Chocochip]

This reminds me of Brexit…

 

[JBRR]

Lets see how many times I get to reuse this.

 

[wipster]

Screw it, I'm getting a beer...

 

[Buddyroe]

I'm starting to believe they are waiting until just before the call because it is worse than we thought.....

Too late. I called that theory first!

 

[NOLA_Mike]

For Immediate Release:

2019 Q1 Earnings Report was put in FSD car and sent to Tesla HQ in Palo Alto. Neither have been seen since.






(It's a (bad) joke)

 

[Cherry Wine]

I'm starting to believe they are waiting until just before the call because it is worse than we thought.....

The only potential good news is their "Worse than we thought" might be better than our "Worse than we thought".

 

[TheTalkingMule]

Well it's certainly annoying the CNBC staff. So that's a plus.

 

[jerry33]

The free supercharging for life isn't all that valuable as a strictly financial proposition. It's a psychological and convenience thing. It means that if we're going by and it'd be helpful, then we stop off and we make use of the resource. We still do 99.x% of our charging at home.

95% of days are charged at home. However, during the remaining 5% of days, you're using the Supercharger several times per day and usually each charge is longer (at least 2x) than a day's charge at home and driving at faster speeds (less efficient), so the actual percentage of Supercharging might be 30% or 40% based on total miles driven. I agree that it is more psychological than real, but when you are born with Nebraskan cheap genes...