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Why General Motors Is Crushing Tesla in 2021
This article is not sincere. Don't get me wrong, I can see how a person might sincerely believe that GM will outperform TSLA (even though I think it's misguided) but what gives away the anonymous author of this "hit piece" is that many of the arguments are completely non-sensical on the... -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
One thing I've learned about Musk over the years, there's usually a method to the madness. People who are losing control over their actions do not have the amazing achievements of someone like Musk. He's amazing not in spite of his quirks, but because of them. Watch and see. He's one guy you... -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
Yet no one has shown a shred of information supporting market manipulation. Not even a hair. Nothing. It's all just made up from thin air. It's generally a good idea to support speculation that improprieties are happening with at least a little bit of supporting evidence, at least a shred of... -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
So what. I affect the market price of a stock when I buy or sell it too. And I post my trades on stock message forums. Guess what? Buyers and sellers are what makes a market. For there to be an ethical problem it would need to be shown that Tesla was being dishonest about what they were doing. I... -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
Musk wanted to make the SEC go away. His lawyers came up with the settlement plan that the SEC signed off on. It was nothing more than a slap on the wrist. And, as anyone with eyes can see, it didn't muzzle Elon. He can still Tweet to his hearts content, God bless him for standing up for his... -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
That's a bunch of BS FUD. Elon is not an "insider" when it comes to Bitcoin, there's no such thing. It would be like saying someone could be an "insider" for gold. The SEC has a very definitive term of what it means to be an insider and it applies to public companies, not cryptocurrencies... -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
That's a silly analysis because it pretends that legitimate business activities shouldn't affect market prices of other entities. If Ford says they are partnering with Fred's Bank for auto loans, the stock of Fred's Bank goes up. So what. Stop insinuating things that are false. It's NORMAL for... -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
They ran off with their tails between their legs. Elon made it clear that he respects the rule of law but not the SEC. -
Knock off the blockchain Elon
Huh? Nothing Elon has said or tweeted would lead a rational person to conclude he cares more about Mars than Earth. In fact, he's said the opposite. Elon is doing more to advance the quality of life on Earth than any other human I can think of. -
Ego Zero Turn Mower
Agree. I probably wouldn't need dealer support, especially for electric, but I would buy it at ACE. I used to love Eagle Hardware but they went downhill fast after they sold out to Lowe's. -
Ego Zero Turn Mower
I know motorcycle touring saddles are very personal, what fit's one rider and provides all day comfort will change from rider to rider. It all comes down to which saddle avoids pressure points. The saddle just needs to be large enough to cradle the seating portion of the butt. That said, I... -
Ego Zero Turn Mower
Was it smaller than the seat in the video in post #10? That guy doesn't look exactly small and he fits fine. I noticed the suspension pre-load for the seat is adjustable with a knob and the seat slides back and forth to accommodate tall people. -
TSLA Took a big dump today! WOW!
Can you explain what you mean when you say, "Many people lost money by trusting Elon on the purchase on Dogecoin"? What? Elon never said Dogecoin was a good investment. What are you talking about? Also, Tesla isn't "ditching crypto", in fact Elon said Tesla would NOT be selling any of their... -
TSLA Took a big dump today! WOW!
If anyone could call the absolute bottom with certainty, they could rich. You would just buy as much as you could afford at the low. :cool: My guess is it's not leaving the $500's unless the overall market continues down for some time. A wet dream buying opportunity would be $480. If I was... -
Spotted Truck load of Teslas
Yeah, there's a small army of Tesla-haters who want to harm America's most innovative Automaker by amplifying any small flaws such that one might think Tesla's are shoddily built. -
GMC shows off Hummer EV “CrabWalk” feature in real-world conditions
I'm not even convinced it will be better than the much cheaper Cybertruck which comes well-equipped without having to add on a bunch of expensive accessories. The Hummer price is obscene and it won't be in mass production until at least 2025. They will just trickle out obscenely priced versions... -
Arrival Developing Electric Vehicles Without Assembly Line
I'm highly skeptical this will amount to a cost savings over a more traditional centralized manufacturing plant when talking about building delivery vans. Let's see them strut their stuff. I would be happy to be proven wrong. -
‘Tesla bill’ would allow electric car giant to open direct-to-consumer shops in Vermont
Does anyone think the media is sending confusing messages about Tesla, a company they often pegged as a pipsqueak upstart on the short road to bankruptcy little more than a year ago and who now is somehow this huge powerful corporation: " Other lawmakers in the commerce committee appeared torn... -
GMC shows off Hummer EV “CrabWalk” feature in real-world conditions
Sure, it has "battle roots" in the same respect the Hummer H2 had "battle roots". :rolleyes: Which is to say, none. -
Washington State Plans to Ban Sales of Gasoline Cars after 2030
I know, I was responding to this comment of yours: Shouldn't private entities and market demand dictate whether we need front brakes or not?