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Nope, if you go back to my previous posts, it's not a union prerogative to fight for such rights. These should be government controlled functions, where rules are clear for everyone. Musk did not break any employment rules but if he did he will be called to answer for it. Furthermore, Musk...

Absolutely agree with some caveats. Having skin in the success/failure of your place of employment is the key but it's not for everyone, using the analogy of chiefs and indians. Many just want to go to a job, get paid and go home to their non work life. Even employee-owned businesses need to...

Let me give an example of how much unions care about workers: In the industry I worked in, there was a pool of union labor and a pool of non union casual labor meant to fill the ranks of union labor upon retirements and such. That casual labor pool had the worst jobs, at the worst times, at the...

If you read my posts you'd know by now that Musk is far from being my idol. I've even called for him to resign from Tesla to focus on Twitter, his new acquisition. Regardless, I don't know what you're referring to, the fact that he fired half of Twitter? Why, do you think workers are owed...

Unions don't give 2 shits about the plight of workers. Their only concern is to increase the pool of union dues in order to maintain their seniority pyramid scam.

So I guess it's all ok then...

Really?:wtf::rolleyes:

Since Tesla doesn't have dealerships to set prices as they like, they get to adjust prices as and when needed. I don't see any issue with this and it certainly doesn't mean anything. Only analysts who have nothing better to do choose to spin it in a positive or negative light.

I think the point is that BTC isn't any safer, with all the failing crypto holding things out there.

Lol.. I'm a fan of Politico because they do in depth reporting. Your cc guy there criticizing Politico says absolutely nothing for the first 5 minutes, which is all I'd give anyone to hook me into their issue. I heard somewhere that Trump had removed some operational requirements which turned...

The bold sections are mine. I would like to start by making it clear that I believe top executives of union run companies are generally overpaid and boards, whose responsibility is to oversee executive compensations, aren't up to the task due to conflicts of interest. Also, I believe labor laws...

2nd largest. China is the largest and Ford doesn't sell vehicles there.

A recall in the familiar sense is having to take your car to the dealership for them to work on a fix which may take more than a day. The Tesla OTA updates are seamless and owners may not even be aware of them. So yes, they are very different and at this time only Tesla has that capability.

One of the things that struck me about the presentation is the number of times they used the word "efficiency". Every department within engineering but also finance and others are in a perpetual loop to squeeze additional efficiency out of their work. In previous posts I argued against unions...

And what's your thought on it?

I'd have to do a simulation to confirm that. I don't short so the calculation gymnastics isn't on my radar.

I see. I do the opposite. Watch, read anything and everything I can get my hands on, even remotely associated with, the stock I'm looking to trade/invest in.

Right but your reply only states the obvious, that your long/short gets adjusted as you proceed. But what OP is trying to do is make money from both long and short without getting out of the long. Again, that's just not possible, nor legal.

That too!:) Did you watch the presentation? I know there are concise versions already out that will make this more enjoyable. Your thoughts?

The oil, gas and coal groups wants us to believe batteries pollute when junked. Read: https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/03/heres-what-redwood-learned-in-its-first-year-of-ev-battery-recycling/ Ars Technica Here’s what Redwood learned in its first year of EV battery recycling Jonathan M...