I to the global oil market like every other commodity. I still don’t get the point of the question I am not a fan of passive aggressive. State your point
Batteries cost more than the car
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Tesla Semi’s impressive performance on ice marks another major triumph
Kurt “CyberGuy" Knutsson: Video shows Tesla Semi can navigate icy conditions, potentially offering a sustainable, all-weather, heavy-duty transport solution amid emissions concerns.
Even faux news is getting in on the action..
Trouble in paradise @Mdfgator ? 🤣
justthenews.com
...which start by dispelling the belief that EVs are a new, modern technology. Bryce quotes from a 1901 Los Angeles Times article about how the electric automobile will eclipse other kinds of “motor carriages” as soon as a light-weight battery is developed. A Washington Post article from 1915 promises that “prices on electric cars will continue to drop until they are within reach of the average family.”
Tesla cornered the market on EVs well before other automakers jumped on a fad. Now, that the early adopters are no longer supporting sales volumes and the market isn’t attracting more consumers, Tesla could be the canary in the coal mine as to the future of EV cars.
With more than half the market share, Tesla's difficulties show the entire EV market is in trouble
While Musk was throwing out ideas and speaking optimistically of the future, others are raising doubts about the long-term viability of the company. Tesla could be the canary in the coal mine as to the future of EV cars.
justthenews.com
...which start by dispelling the belief that EVs are a new, modern technology. Bryce quotes from a 1901 Los Angeles Times article about how the electric automobile will eclipse other kinds of “motor carriages” as soon as a light-weight battery is developed. A Washington Post article from 1915 promises that “prices on electric cars will continue to drop until they are within reach of the average family.”
Tesla cornered the market on EVs well before other automakers jumped on a fad. Now, that the early adopters are no longer supporting sales volumes and the market isn’t attracting more consumers, Tesla could be the canary in the coal mine as to the future of EV cars.
You should check out this data @Mdfgator - charts 4 and 7-9 are doozies!
robertbryce.substack.com
Perhaps you should get out of your twitter safe space and learn something about what's going on in the real world?
Tesla In Turmoil: The EV Meltdown In 10 Charts
The layoffs at Tesla (and the recall of the Cybertruck) are only part of the electric vehicle debacle
robertbryce.substack.com
Perhaps you should get out of your twitter safe space and learn something about what's going on in the real world?
More good news @Mdfgator
www.theepochtimes.com
US Probes Tesla Recall of 2 Million Vehicles Over Autopilot, Citing Concerns
youre readon vox again??? LOL, go test drive a tessy with fsd, your skirt will be blown up, i promise...More good news @Mdfgator
US Probes Tesla Recall of 2 Million Vehicles Over Autopilot, Citing Concerns
I thought the snowflakes who fall for this garbage cared about the environment? Or does getting political payoffs mean much more to them?
It’s a superior machine, it’s not close. I have said that repeatedly. You need to go test drive one, educate yourself. Otherwise you sound like a bumbling idiot like you do on most things not nat enquier level.
Oil is a global commodity it goes into the markets the more we produce domestically the better. In an emergency we could keep of for ourselves, makes the spr a bit less necessary.
What makes more sense, having savings in the bank for an emergency, or putting savings in the bank AFTER AN EMERGENCY?
Personally I always buy insurance right after I have an accident.
Why pay for it before you need it, right?
@Mdfgator
Why is your leader and chief continuing to lay people off??? Is he really killing the supercharger project?
I guess more people just need to educate themselves.
www.breitbart.com
Why is your leader and chief continuing to lay people off??? Is he really killing the supercharger project?
I guess more people just need to educate themselves.
Elon's Pink Slips Strike Again: Tesla Axes More Jobs, Including Senior Execs and EV Charging Team
Tesla has reportedly laid off hundreds of employees, including senior executives and a majority of its Supercharging team. The desperate move comes on the heels of a major recent layoff of 14,000 workers, part of what Musk claims is an "absolutely hard core" plan to cut costs at the struggling...
www.breitbart.com
Unfortunately as we can observe right here in many of our threads...stupid people do not know they are stupid.....@Mdfgator
Why is your leader and chief continuing to lay people off??? Is he really killing the supercharger project?
I guess more people just need to educate themselves.
Elon's Pink Slips Strike Again: Tesla Axes More Jobs, Including Senior Execs and EV Charging Team
Tesla has reportedly laid off hundreds of employees, including senior executives and a majority of its Supercharging team. The desperate move comes on the heels of a major recent layoff of 14,000 workers, part of what Musk claims is an "absolutely hard core" plan to cut costs at the struggling...
well, when you own a business that has cash flows far in excess of what it had, you can invest a bit more in the future and handicap less the nightmare scenario... this isnt rocket science.
tech companies are the most ruthless and competitive businesses out there, the bottom 10% are culled every few years. this aint a government job FATS. you stimi lovers have no clue how ferocious competition gets in the major leagues... NOT a CLUE>@Mdfgator
Why is your leader and chief continuing to lay people off??? Is he really killing the supercharger project?
I guess more people just need to educate themselves.
Elon's Pink Slips Strike Again: Tesla Axes More Jobs, Including Senior Execs and EV Charging Team
Tesla has reportedly laid off hundreds of employees, including senior executives and a majority of its Supercharging team. The desperate move comes on the heels of a major recent layoff of 14,000 workers, part of what Musk claims is an "absolutely hard core" plan to cut costs at the struggling...
Apparently it is, since business regularly stash cash in various accounts in case of lawsuits, etc.
How do you not know this? Hell, when a company gets sued they immediately transfer all the monies that will be spent on trial as well as potential penalties into a separate account and write it off as a loss.
spin, spin, spin
Tech Layoffs: US Companies With Job Cuts In and 2023 and 2024
Tech layoffs: More than 300,000 workers at US-based tech companies have been laid off in mass job cuts since the start of 2022, with the cuts continuing in 2024.
news.crunchbase.com
These are hard numbers on layoffs, not cuts in hiring.
yes, yes, but the healthier the business the less it needs to put away as a percentage. we are drilling far more than we ever have, our oil production is higher than anyone elses. doesnt mean the spr doesnt have some insurance value, but its much less than it was when we produced much less. its like insurance on a healthy or sick patient, one costs a heck of a lot more. We have never been healthier..
The purpose of the strategic petro reserve:
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), the world's largest supply of emergency crude oil was established primarily to reduce the impact of disruptions in supplies of petroleum products and to carry out obligations of the United States under the international energy program.
That means if for some reason we had to stop or were forced to stop drilling today, we would have resources to draw upon.
Which means when full we have 55 days or so of oil.
Almost two months to fix the problem or bomb someone back to the stone age or what have you.
You live paycheck to paycheck, admit it.
The SPR is there in case a bomb hits or a war starts or a pandemic hits and we can’t drill.
JFC…
Yes, in the early 70’s we got our ducks kicked in. We are in a much different place now. Not close. We will still use the spr but it’s lost 90+% of its usefulness.
Oil went negative when Trump shut us down. Do the maff on that one fats! We will always be able to drill, we are the world leader in oil and gas production for the first time in our history.
I said pandemic,
You retorted that a pandemic stopped us from drilling.
You’re admitting I’m right.
We deserve better trolls.
no idiot, oil went below zero, we had too much during the pandemic. We never stopped drilling we stopped consuming due to trumps shutdown of the US economy. Stop being scared of a little virus, the guys that drill, believe me, are not scared of a cold virus. there are some tough poeple left in America.
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everyone knows whats coming and is aware, you never stop raising the bar, thats what competition is all about, never stop the march forward. most of you are not competitors so you dont understand this simple concept. Rest assured, we will have plenty of energy to meet our demands of the future...
Just want to prove the narrative that Tesla wasn’t really laying off people and simply “slowed down hiring” was total BS.
@Mdfgator - why is there a hiring freeze at a company that’s thriving?
gizmodo.com
@Mdfgator - why is there a hiring freeze at a company that’s thriving?
Tesla Quietly Removes All U.S. Job Postings
It sure looks like Tesla has a hiring freeze after weeks of "hardcore" layoffs.
gizmodo.com
They lay off people all the time I said that. Do your homework fats, all the tech companies do this. Ruthlessly competitive environments. You know nothing about that living in Oklahoma. You have never competed at a high level.Just want to prove the narrative that Tesla wasn’t really laying off people and simply “slowed down hiring” was total BS.
@Mdfgator - why is there a hiring freeze at a company that’s thriving?
Tesla Quietly Removes All U.S. Job Postings
It sure looks like Tesla has a hiring freeze after weeks of "hardcore" layoffs.
