Clarification:
Market resolves if TSLA reaches >$299 ($299.01+) at any point before 8pm EST on
10/11 - this includes After Market but not Overnight trading.
For After Market trading information: After-Hours Trading: How It Works, Advantages, Risks, Example (investopedia.com)
Apologies for not resolving this! Thank you @mods
I have been outside of the country handling some things.
Unfortunately the event was cut short and Tesla wasn’t able to go into details. Glad they could clarify on the call.
Great beat! Thanks to FSD becoming material & cost cutting.
“The Great Repricing” has begun. See you soon!
I expect that the robotaxi event will be mostly a flop, and Elon will be the butt of jokes once again.
But I have to give him kudos for consistently trying to do the impossible, especially since he has occasionally succeeded:
https://www.lesswrong.com/s/3szfzHZr7EYGSWt92/p/fpecAJLG9czABgCe9
It does seem unlikely to go above $299, but 2% seems pretty low given how people may react to the Robotaxi event
"Elon Musk's greatest product ever or what's his most successful product ever I don't think it's an electric car I don't think it's a rocket ship I think like one product of his has outperformed all of his other products in demand and that's TSLA. The ticker right, that is his Masterpiece." SBF
@ChristopherRandles Elon's ability to inspire investors has allowed him to build a massive company. Inspiring people is generally a good thing.
@becauseyoudo His ability to inspire investors and employees is certainly great and a contributing aspect.
I would still suggest that inspiration is not a product and that inspired investors and duff products do not allow a massive company to be built.
(Well perhaps Enron might be a counterexample but I would say that was more a case where misrepresentation and manipulation allowed a massive company to be built.)