josephf

Substantial Tesla investor

[josephf @josephf23]

@TeslaBoomerPapa The real competition that Tesla faces is that the federal government. They will continue to subsidize the big three to save union jobs

[josephf @josephf23]

@CernBasher Cern, I value your charts, comments and analysis above all who I follow. Below are my conclusions,

[josephf @josephf23]

IS THIS WHAT WE SHOULD EXPEXT FROM NHTSA WHILE LIVES ARE LOST? First demonstrate safety. Now satisfy a regulation written for a different kind of vehicle. Now we'll study whether that regulation should be changed. Now we'll solicit comments. Now we'll evaluate those comments. Meanwhile, don't deploy enough vehicles to generate the very dataset we'd really like to see.

[josephf @josephf23]

@CernBasher Safety should be demonstrated by outcomes, not inferred from the presence of equipment designed for a human who isn't driving.

[josephf @josephf23]

appreciative

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@stevenmarkryan
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room. As a substantial, all in ,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices. What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease. Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD, Tesla insurance and a charging subscription, into a one stop, total affordable package. Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@amitisinvesting
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room. As a substantial, all in ,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices. What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease. Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD, Tesla insurance and a charging subscription, into a one stop, total affordable package. Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@CernBasher
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@TeslaBoomerMama
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@amy787
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@TeslaLarry To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@herbertong To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@NickGibbsIAG
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@farzyness
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@farzyness
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@ICannot_Enough
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@alojoh To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@SawyerMerritt
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@wholemars
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@elonmusk
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in ,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.

[josephf @josephf23]

@thejefflutz
To Elon Musk, the smartest guy in the room.  As a substantial, all in ,Tesla shareholder since 2017, I was delighted to see the expansion of the Model Y and Model 3 at lower prices.  What impresses me is that the price points are such, that Tesla can make a profit regardless of which car is sold.
However, would make sense for Tesla to announce some sort of leasing program. Since buyers are interested in monthly payments, leasing should have great public appeal, particularly if the monthly payments are in the $300 range. Given the Model 3 Standard entry point, I would imagine that this car would be very appealing on a lease.  Further, leasing would give Tesla the opportunity to bundle FSD and Tesla insurance into a one stop, total affordable package.  Elon, I would imagine that as the smartest guy in the room, you have already thought about this.