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Again, you take your specific disciplined experience and project to the rest of the population while I keep repeating that you're the exception, not the norm, with data showing the crazy amount of credit card debt in America. Europe allows very limited access to credit (cards) based on proven...

Soon no more need for cash or tellers, or branches or ATMs.. like Wise and a group of other online multi currency banks.

We're just at the beginning of the "revolution". I can imagine businesses with large repository of useful data, like law firms, would pay dearly for a user friendly interface able to instantly pull all records, synthesize and guide to advance a solution to a given problem.

I'd say, garbage in garbage out. The motivation to load it with bad data must be titillating for pranksters, bad actors, competitors, governments... List is endless.

https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/growing-interest-methanol-bunkering-by-global-players-2023-06-13/ Growing interest in methanol bunkering by global players By Carman Chew and Jeslyn Lerh June 13, 20236:59 PM SINGAPORE, June 13 (Reuters) - Denmark's Maersk (MAERSKb.CO) said on Monday it...

Yup, you don't have to go to court mandated detox to be an addict.

Funny guy... Perhaps you can explain then why Europe keeps a strict control over bank issuing credit (not debit) cards? Fact, Americans have the world's highest credit card debt in the world, to the tune of $986 billion, the highest ever. Perhaps you manage your cards wisely, but evidently...

They're expanding and modifying the factory to reach 1 million vehicle production.

No, not "Same here in America". Credit card debt in America isn't mortgage or car payments which, most often, are not credit card purchases. Doing drugs isn't a problem is you learn to manage your habit. You can have a whole lotta variety in your closet but if you're careful, it's not a...

Europeans aren't in debt like Americans (mortgage and cars are their primary debt) because rules regarding credit cards are strict.

I don't know what you mean. For a couple years you compared F and GM to Tesla to justify a bearish call, then when that proved wrong you spinned margin as the key to a car manufacturer valuation but, high or low volume sales, Tesla margins are still higher than everyone so now you decide that...

Maybe, although I doubt it. Tesla's numbers are stellar. Margins, which you like to focus on, are still the highest in the industry (yes, other than Ferrari). I think it's just more of an opportunity to fluff the price (exuberance) and sell on day of for a nice profit. Share price at Q3 will...

Meh, look at the last couple years and you will see that share price drops fairly significantly after each Q reporting.

And there it is https://cleantechnica.com/2023/07/19/tesla-revenue-up-47-gross-profit-up-7-year-over-year/ Tesla Revenue Up 47%, Gross Profit Up 7% Year Over Year ByZachary Shahan Tesla continued to rake in the cash in the second quarter of 2023, on the back of record global deliveries...

Blah, blah, blah... You really need to get out of your house. https://www.lendingtree.com/credit-cards/credit-card-debt-statistics/ https://www.cardrates.com/advice/average-credit-card-debt-by-country/#:~:text=The%20US%20Has%20the%20Highest,Americans%20to%20afford%20their%20expenses.

Wall Street is fickle and good for trading. But I'm also invested in TSLA for 5 to 10 years, so long term growth is important.

Musk believes that it's more important to increase the number of Teslas on the roads than it is to maximize profits. I tend to agree with that assessment, both because of the increased possibility of FSD purchase and because Tesla has the highest satisfaction rate in the industry with 65%...

Remember that in Europe credit isn't handed over like drugs to junkies the way it is in America. Nearly all transactions are debit from a bank account and paid to a bank account. You fear China's dematerialized currency but the same will be in Europe. Both wants to crack down on capital flight.

The price hasn't been announced yet, but it will certainly not be $40k but closer to $60+k. Unlike some Tesla fans, I don't think the Cybertruck will be as popular as projected sales. Like the S and X it will remain a fringe product because it will be more expensive to buy than anticipated, its...

I realize some want to hang on to their paper and coin currencies as long as they can, but reality is that we are well on our way to dematerialization. There are many more good reasons to do this than not, and there's no reason that democracies should hold off because of 5he further control...