New information about @Tesla's Cybercab has been revealed in public EPA documents.
• Front-wheel drive
• Battery capacity: ~48 kWh
• 219 horsepower
• Curb weight: 3,113 lbs
• GVWR: 3,730 lbs
• Motor power: 163kW
• Voltage: 326v
Equivalent All Electric Range is listed at 418 miles, with 375 miles of highway range, but the final EPA range rating is usually a decent bit lower. Tesla has previously stated the Cybercab has about 300 miles of range.
Filing: https://t.co/pyZCyl7pcm
SpaceX has introduced a new investor relations website where you can sign up to get notified of for all investor related updates.
The site includes sections for financial filings, events, a leadership page with all top executives and board of directors listed, as well as the committee composition, and lastly an updates page.
This is where investors will go when SpaceX earnings reports are released: https://t.co/LOtRAFsaF9
Is this a skit? No, this is unfortunately the state of affairs in this country.
Albo was on ABC today stating that since China & India ban dual citizenship, he’s letting their citizens into Australia’s First Home Buyer scheme, no need to commit to Australia or give up their passports. “They love their home countries.”
So Aussie taxpayers help them buy houses here. They can sell (no CGT), take the cash home, or just walk away and we foot the bill.
Already 50k+ non-citizens in. No means test. They can own 10 homes back home. We pay their $60k mortgage insurance.
@AussieVal10 Agreed. But whose marching? Australian voters are apathetic. Everybody talks about Govt / Council corruption on line and at dinner parties ….but the people are not prepared to show displeasure em mass. Not whilst the beer is flowing and the football is showing!
You know what I’ve started to really think about…
In 2008, those that called the housing crisis had something that the entire stock market did not have: data around the housing crisis.
Now, the data was available to the entire market, but only a few people chose to deeply study it and interpret what could happen.
In today’s AI driven stock market, the only way for there to be a 2008 like crash is if there is something underneath the surface that the market is completely ignoring.
That would have to be the smoking gun that someone finds out about and can then use to determine what would crash the entire rally.
But…isn’t everyone already looking for that?! Like, aren’t people obsessed with trying to find out how the bubble pops?
We have people daily dedicating every bit of their research to find out how this breaks. Every argument, whether it’s circular funding or capex slows down or higher inflation etc is theorized about daily.
It’s almost like we have so many people afraid of the dot com bubble happening again that there is an OVER emphasis on all the things that can go wrong (which is healthy) and as a result, every massive bear case is already out there…already discovered…already priced in.
Which means that if every market participant is analyzing every single thing that could go wrong, there is going to need to be a REALLY good and original bear argument for things to go bad.
Everytime you hear a bear case, it should be more original and something you haven’t thought of because if not, it might have already been discovered and not actually be a bear case.
Dave Hughes is rightly furious with this utterly useless and dishonest Albanese Government.
His language is coarse, but his point is very clear.
If you lie your way in, you should seek a mandate.
Call an election!
"The Capital Gains Tax…if I had known they were going to do that, I wouldn’t have voted for them. I voted for Albo and Chalmers. They didn’t have a mandate for changing Capital Gains Tax. It’s now the highest in the world. No-one is going to want to invest in Australia. What the fuck are you doing?"
@DHughesy
An Australian family in Perth just sat down and did the maths the government hoped you’d never do.
Cost to buy & own a home over 34 years: $2,016,850
Taxes paid to the government over the same period: $2,717,865
You paid more in tax than for your own house. Let that sink in.
Breakdown:
• $2.2M in income taxes, GST, duties & excises
• $105k in council rates
• $94k in vehicle taxes across 7 cars
• $300k in tax on your super (the money meant for retirement)
And what’s the big relief in the 2025 Budget? A $268 tax cut.
That’s $5.15 a week — less than a pie and a beer.
You’re not bad with money. You’re being taxed into the ground.
I love this country, but I’m bloody tired of everyday Aussies working their whole lives just to hand over more to the government than they spend on their home — while those collecting it face zero consequences.
The numbers don’t lie.
Time to prepare, protect and future-proof your family. The fighting spirit is needed now more than ever.
(Martene Wallace on Instagram)
What do you think? 🇦🇺