TSLA - Tesla Motors

[pedro.nz]

Question for you TG...
Who do you use for pre/post market trading in US market ?
Thanks in advance...

[pedro.nz]

Interactive Brokers/I don't trade after hours often, only on big news like Omicron etc.

Was a bit late thinking about this capability as I had not thought through the implications of not being able to trade in the after hours market.
Have not traded in the US markets until quite recently so still learning...
As at this point in time a 13.53% rise in value ($US143) to reach US$1199.78 with a high of US$1200.84

Suspect you are a very happy man this morning TG

[Baa_Baa]

Market seems unconcerned about 470,000 Tesla recalls.

[BDL]

Tesla opens store in Xinjiang.
Made to by the CCP no doubt.
Tesla has lost all credibility, Elon has lost the plot.
Certainly not my sort of investment any more ...

[BDL]

Certainly not jealousy mate.
The CCP has him by the short & curl's for sure.
Has sold his soul, unless he thinks he can out smart the CCP. That's possible I guess.
But he could also turn off a lot of investors like myself.

[Walter]

Tesla opens store in Xinjiang.
Made to by the CCP no doubt.
Tesla has lost all credibility, Elon has lost the plot.
Certainly not my sort of investment any more ...

Xinjian, population about the same as Australia. The Tesla store is quite close to the Ford, Toyota and Gm dealers, but quite a way from the VW factory.

[BDL]

So why would Tesla open a showroom in such a small place? (comparatively)
Especially when it is ground zero for Uyghur oppression.
I would speculate that they were told to do it, to help legitimise the area for the CCP.
There is a growing backlash world wide around what is happening here.
Doesn't make sense for Tesla to do this, unless they had to.

[BDL]

All just makes Tesla a more risky investment IMO.

[Walter]

So why would Tesla open a showroom in such a small place? (comparatively)
Especially when it is ground zero for Uyghur oppression.
I would speculate that they were told to do it, to help legitimise the area for the CCP.
There is a growing backlash world wide around what is happening here.
Doesn't make sense for Tesla to do this, unless they had to.

Many of the "small" population of 28 million have bought Tesla's and need a service centre. VW actually produces cars there and all of the major car manufacturers have dealerships/service centres there. Xianjiang is a major renewable energy producer, so EVs make more sense there than in the more coal centric regions.

[Panda-NZ-]

Tesla will run out of good ideas due to the "best of texas" trying to compete with the actual worlds best.