The notion that Steve Bannon cares whether or not someone is racist and even that he would find it a NEGATIVE characteristic strains credulity...

And that’s the reason Tesla stock is still high.

At this point, I can’t say whether the Tesla stock price bubble will pop or not, but if it does, it will be catastrophic.

I think its worse than that. Imagine a C8 Corvette with a sticker that said “I paid way over MSRP for this” on it...

I would be curious to see what the plans for the brand would be. I would tend to agree that Infiniti doesn’t have much value anymore. What do you do with the Nissan brand long term?

Its funny that the subhead seems to conflict with the title...

If you have a Nest thermostat at home, you probably don’t touch that daily, weekly, or maybe even monthly either.

Someone on that plane has carried a roll of duct tape every time they traveled for years and is feeling the ultimate level of validation possible...

I couldn’t agree more. The combination of a quad cab interior with the ability to convert to a long bed’s hauling capability without having to live with a vehicle the length of a motor home is really great.

I think that the stock price of Tesla being so ridiculously inflated could pose an existential risk to their independence. If it crashes down to a value commensurate with its revenue, it would be ripe for acquisition.

A big part that should be taken out of employers hands is health insurance. I don’t think that critical things like that should be tied to employment in general.

The safer thing is just to let it go and give your doorbell footage to the police.

My guess is that Turo’s insurance carrier will at least be going after the driver.

It would take several down quarters for there to actually be a problem. If most auto manufacturers actually starting meeting EV production targets, there wouldn’t be a market for Tesla’s credits and that would affect their profitability.

That’s not an issue with the tax system,... Its an issue with how businesses report benefits in job postings.

Rivian wants a number that they can use to plan. Tesla wanted a number that would make line go up.

It only cost $100 to reserve one so a lot of people reserved them with the intention to wait and see if they’d actually want them.

My question is whether or not investors keep valuing the company as if it is going to take over the entirety of the car market, along with the entirety of the energy storage market among others in order to justify its current market cap,... or if it will eventually be priced like what it is, a mid-size upscale auto…

Yep,... most people don’t actually have an issue with technological progress. The problem comes when people are put in dire financial straights because of the change and just forgotten about. People need to be retrained. Some older people need to have retirement benefits paid out early.

Your understanding of the Luddite movement is overly simplistic to the point of not being accurate. You can read Blood in the Machine by Brian Merchant to learn more.