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05-23-2019 , 08:17 PM
two ?s after reading about that morgan stanley analyst's call:

1. was he laying out a worse case scenario or his opinion?

2. did morgan sell their customers tesla as a good investment 3 weeks ago knowing their analyst thought the stock was ****?
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05-23-2019 , 08:27 PM
What are the chances that the 900/day production stat is complete bull**** and the e-mail was released by Musk himself to try to prop up the stock? 80%?
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05-23-2019 , 08:37 PM
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Originally Posted by synth_floyd
What are the chances that the 900/day production stat is complete bull**** and the e-mail was released by Musk himself to try to prop up the stock? 80%?
Elon doesn't lie when he can deceive.

Regarding production- it doesn't matter but the purpose of that 900 number was to make readers think they are still production constrained.

Observers on twitter did report this week that Fremont did 900 M3s in a day. I don't know if that can be maintained or if it was a burst but I don't think it was an outright lie.

Similarly the 50k number is probably technically accurate but the implication that 50k extrapolates to a 90k quarterly run rate is false because the order rate is not linear. There were bursts for leasing, SR+ in EU/China, and M3 orders for UK/other.
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05-23-2019 , 09:01 PM
Obviously demand is what really matters, but production does matter for keeping suppliers at ease and for margins
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05-23-2019 , 10:22 PM
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Originally Posted by MrFeelNothin
Elon doesn't lie when he can deceive.

Regarding production- it doesn't matter but the purpose of that 900 number was to make readers think they are still production constrained.

Observers on twitter did report this week that Fremont did 900 M3s in a day. I don't know if that can be maintained or if it was a burst but I don't think it was an outright lie.

Similarly the 50k number is probably technically accurate but the implication that 50k extrapolates to a 90k quarterly run rate is false because the order rate is not linear. There were bursts for leasing, SR+ in EU/China, and M3 orders for UK/other.
Does anyone think the 50k orders is probably misleading? It seems like what's important is which cars they sell rather than just hitting a total number. If it's entirely low margin M3s then 50k is really bad. If there were a lot of high margin cars in the queue, I'm sure we'd know
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05-24-2019 , 02:16 AM
50K order as of yesterday is good for this quarter compared to the where fears are at. But Musk is a dude who lies about $80 billion buyouts and was probably in a quiet little rage/despair as his stock was hitting $190, so it's close to worthless in terms of truth value.

Demand death was easily discovered before the stock cratered by putting together bits of evidence, demand recovery if it happens will be too. At this point Musk is as useful as a hobo for information about his company, he's a straight up fraud.
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05-24-2019 , 06:25 AM
Yours truly remains the greatest predictor of Musk bull**** ever born:
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The CEO just sent an email requiring every outgoing invoice - even for toilet paper - to be signed by the CFO personally and 1/10th by the CEO himself
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...and with Elon requiring the child CFO to sign off on all toilet paper purchases as well as everything else.
I was being humorous, but alas:



I'm sure Musk's "Three Squares a Day" cuck army that he calls Tesla is going to end well if the child CFO is down to counting rolls after a $2.7 billion raise.
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05-24-2019 , 06:52 AM
If people are willing to help deliver cars for free "for the cause", I'm sure they'll be okay with bringing their own toilet paper to work too.
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05-24-2019 , 08:55 AM
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Originally Posted by jvds
Obviously demand is what really matters, but production does matter for keeping suppliers at ease and for margins
You know what really keeps suppliers at ease, paying them
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05-24-2019 , 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by stinkypete
If people are willing to help deliver cars for free "for the cause", I'm sure they'll be okay with bringing their own toilet paper to work too.
i mean, those are 2 different sets of people, but sure
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05-24-2019 , 10:33 AM
Took some profit today. With the falling demand narrative going mainstream I think they will do whatever it takes to get an 80k delivery figure. Feels like the current mood and 65k deliveries would death spiral the stock.

Trying not to get carried away after large price movements here, sometimes I forget this guy spends all day coming up with new fraud pumps, hard to imagine he just lets it go down here.
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05-24-2019 , 11:19 AM
i think they print 80 too, 80 low/no margin cars, severely declining OPEX/CAPEX, Fed cut in half again, more losses, cash burn worse than expected as the effects of cash flow cycle on declining demand take effect (paying for last quarters production while taking in current quarter revenue)


dont blame for profit taking tho, just feels like nothing good is around the corner, the hype machine is over
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05-24-2019 , 11:23 AM
I feel like being pessimistically cautious about a 15-20$ rip for musk tweeting out a gif of him giving harambe a lap dance is a reasonable stance considering the history
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05-24-2019 , 11:29 AM
im debating taking some profits today as well. i think anything over 80k deliveries pumps
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05-24-2019 , 11:58 AM
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Originally Posted by coordi
I feel like being pessimistically cautious about a 15-20$ rip for musk tweeting out a gif of him giving harambe a lap dance is a reasonable stance considering the history
it's a fair take for sure
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05-24-2019 , 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by syndr0me
You know what really keeps suppliers at ease, paying them

It’s Tesla, let’s not get carried away...
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05-24-2019 , 12:12 PM
If they get a boost on the quarter... it is just a good chance to buy more puts. I am not hedging or profit taking now.
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05-24-2019 , 12:47 PM
Shorting the stock price bump from Musks's next rap single.
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05-24-2019 , 12:53 PM
im legitimately going to miss it if Tesla does go under, might have to spend my day doing actual work again
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05-24-2019 , 03:12 PM
I felt like low delivery number were getting priced in, but then musk comes out and implies good delivery numbers, and we're still red.

Confusing.

Guessing institutions are just done with the stock and there aren't enough r/teslainvestorsclub, TMC, and robinhood retailers out there to offset.
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05-24-2019 , 08:11 PM


I hope Tesla does go bankrupt, Musk is removed, they become a division of GM or Honda or whomever and the brand and the cars live on.
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05-24-2019 , 11:18 PM
Why?
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05-26-2019 , 09:57 AM
That Morgan Stanley analist sounds like he's been a bear for years. He was a bull a few months ago?
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05-26-2019 , 10:40 AM
yes, but he is whatever the company needs him to be.
if there's money to be made as an underwriter, tesla is the greatest company in the world.
if their capital raise is a huge cluster**** and there are lawsuits coming in, they better get their story right.
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05-28-2019 , 12:27 AM
Looks like Elon is walking back to 75k deliveries for Q2. Figuring out how they were going to fraud their way to an 'acceptable' miss was the big puzzle lately, might not be an issue anymore. Really have no idea what their plan is now, or what pumps can bring it back to anything that can hold 200.

Buying more puts is starting to look worse as this falls. The SP likely has a clown floor even in BK that kills a lot of the value of puts, while a straight short is just about as good now as it was at 300.
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