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Not even. At least you get a card in latter cases.

That’s some jaw-dropping news

These are renderings. The images are CGI. Look at the tires; there is no deformation at the contact patch. Also, the patterns in the metal and cement of the garage repeat.

The conditions also caused the crashes.

Would the accidents have occurred had the roads not been icy?

They used to own F1. They still do, but they used to too.

But I swear it’s gotten much, much worse in the years

“We are just a regular, middle class family. My husband is breaking into the newt breeding industry and I teach macramé. We are expecting and looking for a bigger space to call our own and raise our child. Ideally, 5 bedrooms, 4 bath, large kitchen because we enjoy entertaining, large outdoor space to have friends…

At least those answers make sense, unlike watching House Hunters.

This is the Elon I like to see. Less drama, more science, and ....humble?
Also, reading this article felt like reading Popular Science articles from the 90s-early 2000s, in that it felt appropriately scientific yet easily digestible.

It’s like a drive-thru window for drive-thru windows!

I, for one, am adoring Jay’s “Pandemic-edition” videos. No PR people marketing a new vehicle. No videos that almost feel like an “obligation” that Jay is trudging through. Just him and one of his own cars, or a car he’s borrowing, that he is truly, truly passionate about.

It isn’t illegal, for the same reason that shorting something by explaining why you think it is over-valued isn’t illegal: you aren’t creating artificial demand through lies or deception, but giving reasons for what you think the actual demand should be.

Damn. I looked at the price expecting it to be in the hundreds of thousands to millions range. It’s 159,000. Which is expensive, certainly, but considering the engineering and manufacturing that goes into this machine, I’d say it’s a “bargain”.

This is entirely incorrect. Average return is 10% you can easily beat that just by momentum trading.

pump and dump relies on creating fake news to drive a stock price up that you know is fake. Pointing out that 160% of the stock is shorted - and thus is going to go to stupid highs before the shorts can escape - is not fake.

Not at all. It was incredibly smart of the reddit crew to realize the unique position the short sellers had put themselves in, and to then capitalize on it. 

This is not financial advice, but don’t short sell unless you know what you’re doing. Shorting and day trading can make you a lot of money but it can also ruin your entire life. Buy some broad mutual funds, maybe take on a little risk with technology based ones, and go in for the long haul.

This whole story seems like the confluence of so many dumb things