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The only reason they "still don't get it", is because they fully support it and always have.
My question is, why did they not delete all the damning information before transferring the company? Seems like it woulda been easy to do while the woke-tards running the place still had full access to everything.These people are getting desperate.
They'll pull every dirty trick they can think off to get him to stop.
They know the Fauci Files will be explosive in a way that can't be contained.
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The days of paying a premium for a used Tesla are seemingly in the rear-view mirror as demand for the pioneering electric vehicle plummets.
The price of a used Tesla has plunged 17% in the past five months — from a peak of $67,297 in July to $55,754 in November, according to a Reuters report. During that same period, the overall price of used cars dropped just 4%.
That’s a far cry from Tesla’s revved-up sales during the pandemic, when demand led buyers to pay more for a used EV rather than wait for months on the waitlist for a new one.
Nearly a third of used Teslas for sale in August were 2022 models up for resale, a sign that original buyers were aiming to flip, analysts said. That compares with about 5% of other brands on the used market, according to research firm Edmunds.
“You can’t sell your current Tesla for more money than you paid for it, which was true for a lot of the past two years,” said Karl Brauer, executive analyst at car sales website iSeeCars.com. “That would reduce demand for new Teslas.”
Used Teslas are staying on the lot longer than other used cars — 50 days compared with the 38-day average for most other makes — before being sold, Edmunds.com said.
With fuel prices easing, interest rates rising and EV competition growing, Tesla prices are falling faster than the market, and creating a cascading effect on prices of new Teslas.
“The reality is that after a Cinderella story demand environment since 2018 Tesla is facing some serious macro and company specific EV competitive headwinds into 2023 that are starting to emerge both in the US and China,” Dan Ives, managing director of Wedbush Securities, said Tuesday.
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Tesla Inc shares hit a fresh two-year low in volatile trading on Friday as top boss Elon Musk's promise to not sell his shares in the electric-car company for at least two years did little to reassure investors.
Musk has offloaded shares worth $40 billion in the world's most valuable carmaker since late last year, with $15 billion worth of stock sales coming after he made similar pledges in April, partly to fund the acquisition of Twitter.
"If Musk sells another billion or so dollars of shares in the near future, and that exerts downward price pressure on Tesla's share price, investors might have a decent claim for securities fraud," said Howard Fischer, a former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) attorney and a partner at law firm Moses & Singer.
SEC rules require that public companies and their executives disclose accurate information that may be material to investors through channels that investors know to monitor. It does not usually specify how companies should do that.
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That is interesting!Most of you will find this one extremely interesting
Somehow I don't get the sense that Republicans would be the 'crying little bitches' portrayed by this writer...A different POV:
The Anti-Twitter Files: January 6th Committee Report Shows How Twitter Leaned Over Backwards To Protect Trump & Conservatives
For all the talk of the “Twitter Files,” as we’ve detailed, they’ve mostly been, at best, misleading, and frequently actively wrong. One of the big reveals, we were told, wa…www.techdirt.com
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