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>> No.20606635

Elon Musk is a chinese spy

>> No.20606638

>wanted to go on vacation to europe with my gains to visit old friends
>can't because the dollar keeps sliding
FUCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

>> No.20606642

You forgot the title

>> No.20606644
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First for prepare for NASDUMP tomorrow.

>> No.20606652
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>>20606608
Why did gas and oil take such a huge hit today and is it temporary?

>> No.20606660

You guys underestimate the power of Chinese slave labor. Think 6 rotating 4-hour shifts. Cramming as many humans as physically possible into as little space as possible. Obedient bugment don't slack off when nobody is looking. Quality control inspectors don't care about anything they don't see. As long as it's covered up it's "good enough". End result is a workforce with 3 times the productivity and 1/2 the cost. With the world renowned Chinese quality of course. That's the power of TSLA right now.

>> No.20606669

>>20606660
you overestimate their ability to swim

>> No.20606686

>>20606669
Aww, sweetie fell for /pol/'s schizo doompost of the week?

>> No.20606702

>>20606686
Nobody worth listening to types like this

>> No.20606746

>>20606608
Alright boys.
5k in SILJ
5k in GDXJ
Ive got 5k left, for now, what buy?

>> No.20606751

>>20606660
Tesla's factories are highly automated and they don't need slave labor. Tesla hasn't relocated all their production to China because of this, they can actually produce cars in high cost countries like the US and Germany and come out ahead compared to shipping cars directly from China.
>Quality control inspectors don't care about anything they don't see
All the quality control issues came out of the Fremont factory because California labor is trash. Bugmen probably produce better cars compared to them.

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>>20606746
MgDonal.

>> No.20606765
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>>20606686
It's been about a month or two now for /pol/ and the dam. The cities are already flooding without a dam break. Ignore this at your own peril. Manufacturing, agriculture, and raw materials outside of fucking china will see a good amount of upward pressure.

>> No.20606766

Why am I so smart?

>> No.20606769

>>20606746
TQQQ and ARKK

>> No.20606780

>>20606746
TSLA would complete your /smg/ meme of the week portfolio but you probably don't have the guts not to panic sell it the moment it drops $100.

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>>20606746
I put 1k into TTI today on the dip.

>> No.20606791

>>20606751
One of my buddies works in the Reno gigafactory, he claims he will never buy a tesla car after seeing how the QC people behave. Tons of shit that should fail inspection still make it out the door.

>> No.20606793

MSFT and TSLA beating earnings is going to cause the market to boom tomorrow. Huge opportunity for everyone to see gains buying in. Most b of big tech is going to beat earnings from MSFT and TSLA.

>> No.20606813

>>20606793
post about this 30 minute after open thanks

>> No.20606817

>>20606790
Whats the deal with TTI?

>> No.20606833

>>20606534
What about Nazi Vampires?

>> No.20606836
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REMEMBER FELLOW SILVERCHADS:
it has corrected almost exactly $1 before going up to a new high twice already in the last 24hrs, the most recent dip (last few hours) was nearly $1 as well, moon mission will continue.

>> No.20606838

>>20606780
>>20606769
Maybe. Ive been far more uncertain lately than I was earlier this year. I sold before corona and then dca to the bottom, and left with a meager gain.

Ive basically been watching clown world get even more crazy and idk what to do.

>> No.20606858

>>20606791
He should email Elon and say that

>> No.20606860
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1st for bilibili

>> No.20606866

Why can't so many mother fuckers who start a thread put in a title?

>> No.20606882
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>>20606817
Undervalued company that sells containment systems for like gases, chemicals, and shit like that. They took a big hit in March and are starting their recovery rally. They are also rated really high one zacks right now so they are getting that pump

>> No.20606903

>>20606608
Nice title brainlet

>> No.20606921

>>20606836
It better, or else this silver bullet

>> No.20606939
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Robinhood kiddos and etfs will push TSLA over 2000 by close Friday, cap this post

>> No.20606940

>>20606858
Maybe. Hes a panasonic guy sp idk how well that would go over.

Apperently their safety equipment on the battery line is a bucket, some kitchen tongs and the biggest balls on earth. If one of those cells comes incunted they expect some moron to grab it and whisk it away with their tin tongs and save the rest of them.

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>>20606790
>>20606817
>>20606882
Lol I went into TTI today too. Bought at .86

>> No.20606944

>>20606791
That's still par for the course with almost any factory, for example there are a lot of people who work in factories that produce food who refuse to buy any product that their company makes. Once you break the illusion of quality, it's hard to get it back. Our stomachs would churn if we saw what things are like behind closed doors.

As much as California sucks, Teslas from Fremont don't really have that big of a QC problem compared to other vehicles. TSLAQ short sellers drummed this up and now people notice problems more often because they go over their car with a fine tooth comb. You'll see the same panel gaps and other bullshit with any car brand if you look for it.

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>>20606921
There is a possibility it may get range bound for a few days.

>> No.20606955

Reminder the best attitude is putting accountability on yourself 100% and understanding each trade and move fully. The goal is to have the best edge possible and best strategy possible.

Everything else including excuses or blame is pointless. There is a single return % vs risk % outcome that matters. The goal is to win not be "right" and lose because your ego is too big.

>> No.20606963

>>20606836
TO THE MOON

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>>20606955
>The goal is to win not be "right" and lose because your ego is too big.
Correct!

>> No.20606980

>>20606751
>Tesla's factories are highly automated
Good joke. Their automation and AI tech isn't good enough to dog food. At this point they're not any more automated than Honda or Toyota, which is impressive for a US company but not the holy grail of fully automatic assault gigafactories with high capacity earnings reports and the equity thing that goes up.

>> No.20606985

>>20606940
>Apperently their safety equipment on the battery line is a bucket, some kitchen tongs and the biggest balls on earth. If one of those cells comes incunted they expect some moron to grab it and whisk it away with their tin tongs and save the rest of them.
Kek

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>>20606944

>> No.20606998

>>20606944
I agree to an extent. Mustangs are a prime example of this, one of fords hottest selling cars and it has panel gap and the shoddy interior of a hyundai.

A 36k+ base car, I expect better, no matter who makes it.

>> No.20607045

Get your diapers ready. Tomorrow is going to be a big day.

>> No.20607085

ooooo cheapies tomorrow

>> No.20607088

There should be awards for tickers:
>biggest fucking meme
TSLA
>clowinest fucking meme
GME
>biggest fucking baghold meme
GNUS
>"we remember the fallen" meme
TVIX

>> No.20607090

>>20606866
Two things to know about people: everyone is retarded and everyone does cocaine.

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>>20607045
AAL and Alaska before open. I'm really curious about those, not so much about the content of their earns but the price action in response. Also Del Taco after close.

>> No.20607139

>>20607088
I'm torn on "biggest meme". Either TSLA, or just all of SPY.

>> No.20607160

>>20607085
Buy the morning dip. It’s going to pump throughout the day.

>> No.20607185
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Amazon q&a section in product listing:
anon 1: Does anybody know if (product) has thing or does thing?
anon 2: I don't know I haven't received it yet
anon 3: I don't know I didn't buy this version

>> No.20607221

>>20606980
Most modern car factories are highly automated. Labor costs matter less and less in most of the manufacturing industry which is why we're seeing a shift to localized production. China realizes this so they're trying to transition to a service economy before their manufacturing industry starts rapidly declining. Regardless, it's only a matter of time until Tesla factories become almost completely automated, the whole industry is headed this way with Tesla leading the pack.
>high capacity earnings reports and the equity thing that goes up.
Their costs saving don't come from automation, unironically their automation push probably cost them money. Instead it's vertical integration and cheaper manufacturing techniques that is driving their very high gross margin.
>>20606990
Factories during that time period must have been hell on earth, I'm sickened by the things people have to do for money.
>>20606998
>A 36k+ base car, I expect better, no matter who makes it.
I completely agree, it's unacceptable but by no means surprising. Tesla needs better customer service and more respect for their customers in general, it's terrible for them to develop a reputation of screwing their customers when it's everything they should be trying leave with the dying auto industry.

What's interesting is that we're going to see it swing the other way soon as people realize electric cars inherently have fewer problems due to their simplicity and fewer moving parts. It will be ICE cars that will be considered unreliable.

>> No.20607250

>>20607221
>Tesla needs better customer service and more respect for their customers in general, it's terrible for them to develop a reputation of screwing their customers when it's everything they should be trying leave with the dying auto industry.
I don't think Tesla cares at this point. Elon used it to build a persona and mystique so he could use that capital for SpaceX. He is never, EVER letting shareholders touch that favored child of his. Doesn't matter how much of a piece of shit he is if he gets us to Mars as far as history books go.

>> No.20607267

>>20607221
>Most modern car factories are highly automated
The assembly line, sure. Now tell me where every single component came from. There's a reason why cars are "assembled in the USA".

>> No.20607575

>>20607185
They should use AI and get rid of all the retarded boomer comments. I still don't know how they're retarded enough to answer a question they don't have an answer for. Yahoo Answers had an equally retarded base yet it didn't have as big as a problem as Amazon has.
>>20607250
I think Elon himself cares but what he wants gets lost to the greater corporate culture of tens of thousands of employees who just want to get paid and go home. It doesn't need to come from a good place, he obviously must understand that customer service increases his chance of Tesla becoming a bigger success and giving him the money needed to colonize Mars. There's a case for SpaceX becoming public because it opens the gate for easy funding through dilution and their shareholders will be free marketing pushing mass adoption of their products, similar to Tesla. I think at least one part of SpaceX will be spun off eventually, maybe it's going to be Starlink but they could spin off rocket production or launch services. All three should be fairly stable unlike the beginning of Tesla.
>>20607267
By weight most of the parts for a Tesla are produced in house, that should count for something even if a lot of parts are brought in. They're still transitioning to making all their own parts, providing they can do it cheaper. This is part of the reason why they're so successful, you can't price gouge them because they'll just make the part they were looking to buy from you. SpaceX does the same thing.

I think it's very important for people to look into the future with Tesla instead of getting caught up with what they're currently doing. This has been the folly of short sellers who constantly have been getting fucked because they're incapable of realizing the pace of innovation quickly makes their claims obsolete.

>> No.20607761

>>20606652
>gas and oil
who the fuck cares about gas and oil, they're dying boomer commodities. Any person with a brain capacity over 0.1 understands not to invest in them

>> No.20607847

RIP CHEAPIES AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>> No.20607859

>>20607575
google owns 10% of spacex if I remember right. Though it's such a small % of google shares pretty impossible to invest.

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>>20607761
>being this retarded

You can't post if here if you're under 18 desu

Everything with a motor uses oil and it's on sale.

All you have to do is not be a paper hands faggit and in 1 year you'll be rich

>> No.20607905

>>20607847
Sucks. Premiums on everything will be shit now. Was hoping for crab

>> No.20607980

>>20607859
> pretty impossible to invest.
Yeah, we don't have any good options as far I know. Supposedly 1% of BPTRX holdings consists of SpaceX, still barely anything. It really unfortunate because I know how much Starlink is going to print money but I'm unable to profit from it.

>> No.20607995

>>20606860
How higher can it go?

>> No.20608077

>>20607980
Wow, BPTIX is apparently 5% SpaceX. That's not too bad.

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Lads. Are we really going to Mars anytime soon? Or is Elon just larping...

>> No.20608732

>>20608485
Whoever goes to Mars is as good as dead