The hits just keep coming.
"After three years of ownership Tesla's Model 3 and Model Y achieved just 64 percent of their EPA-rated range, Recurrent found. Even at 0 miles, the cars settled at around just 70 percent."
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Lies from Musk & $TSLA are normal:
2016: "Paint it Black" fake FSD video
2016: SolarCity fake roof panels
2017: Lies about Model 3 ramp
2018: "420 funding secured"
2019: "Teslas are appreciating assets"
2022: "I know more about manufacturing.."
2023: Cybertruck: faster than 911
«I think the most profound thing is that if you buy a Tesla today, I believe you are buying an appreciating asset – not a depreciating asset.»
Securities fraudster & serial con man Elon Musk, april 2019
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Remember when Elon announced the “machine that builds the machine”? Fully automated $TSLA factories with basically ZERO humans (except for a few engineers fixing the robots).
Another fantasy tale:
“…over 20,000 employees in the Austin area”.
$TSLAQ
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@benmezrich No, it’s a movie that celebrates a moment in time that ultimately cost unsophisticated retail investors billions of dollars, via silly speculation in overvalued stocks.
SBF’s Mom and Dad: Criminal Beneficiaries, Profiteers, Conspirators and Enablers
I served for almost 20 years as an attorney in the SEC Division of Enforcement (including 11 years as Chief of the SEC’s Office of Internet Enforcement) and led dozens of SEC prosecutions with parallel criminal investigations and proceedings. For the life of me, I cannot comprehend why the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission have not added SBF’s parents as defendants. For the SEC, SBF’s parents should at least be named as “relief defendants.”
In particular, the extraordinary dearth of US DOJ crypto-related criminal prosecutions (in light of close to 200 crypto-related SEC enforcement actions) is mind-boggling.
Tyler Winklevoss has called SEC allegations “super lame” and akin to “manufactured parking tickets,” while Coinbase and Binance have touted their SEC charges like badges of honor (laughing all the way to the bank).
The stark reality is that the SEC is merely a civil enforcement agency. And until crypto-grifters face the threat of DOJ prosecution (i.e. prison time), they will continue to treat SEC enforcement-related risks (like injunctions, penalties and disgorgement) as the cost of regulatory arbitrage and just another liability item on their balance sheets.
Wake up US DOJ, we need you buddy.
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Governments can program Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) with expiry dates and to restrict “undesirable” purchases, according to Eswar Prasad, WEF.
It’s ridiculous to force a small biz to take on bank risk for a $1 million uninsured operating deposit.
It’s criminal to allow Sequoia to walk away from the risk of a $1 billion uninsured investment deposit.
BREAKING: Tesla lands 2nd to bottom of the quality list from JD Power with 257 problems per 100 vehicles. $GM land all four brands in the top ten for quality and three of the Stellantis brands!! $TSLA $GM
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In my ride along with Ross Gerber, @Tesla Full Self-Driving ran a stop sign at 35mph. If Ross hadn't slammed on the brakes, FSD would have T-boned a car obeying the rules.
FSD tried to kill us in an hour of city driving! Everyone should demand it be banned immediately. @NHTSAgov
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"This technology never should have been allowed on the road, and regulators should be taking a much harder look at driver assistance features in general, requiring manufacturers to prove that they actually improve safety"
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