Diesel
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Sure don't.
Gas prices are projected to stay high through 2022. Now will you buy a Tesla?
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Sure don't.
Matt Dillon
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You should. Fuck gas prices. Go buy yourself a Tesla and stop worrying about gas prices. I drive by gas stations and laugh at the people pumping gas.
Charge your car in your garage and give a finger straight up to gas prices. The internal combustion engine is primitive technology. Too many moving parts, woefully inefficient, too much maintenance. I can drive my Tesla more than twice as far as a gas car for the same $$$.
Buy a Tesla. You'll never regret it.
What if you have to pull stumps? Stumps so heavy you gotta push 'em with a tractor, too? (That's while you're pulling with the truck)
Yeah, not for me.
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Another asshole hiding from reality...
Joe Capitalist
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Tesla (TSLA) makes largest 12-day gain in the history of capital markets: report
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) as a company is no stranger to doing things that were widely thought of as impossible. It made the stigmatized segment of electric vehicles exciting with cars like the original Roadster and the Model S. It also proved that battery production is the next great frontier with projects such as Gigafactory Nevada.
And with Tesla stock’s recent rampage in the market, the EV maker has done what could very well have seemed impossible just a few years ago — it made the biggest 12-day gain in the history of capital markets by adding almost $400 billion to its market cap. The feat, which was recently highlighted in a Fortune article, was something that not even Tesla’s peers in the trillion-dollar club have accomplished in the recent past.
Tesla shares were on a wild surge as of late, with the company going on a tear following its impressive Q3 2021 earnings results on October 20. Just two days after that date, Tesla touched the $1 trillion valuation mark for the first time. News of car rental giant Hertz’s decision to purchase 100,000 Teslas in a $4.2 billion deal then pushed TSLA shares to a one-day gain of 13%, ending the day at $1,025 a share.
Despite Elon Musk later clarifying that the Hertz deal has “zero effect” on Tesla’s economics since the car rental giant would be buying the vehicles at full price, momentum from the contract effectively boosted TSLA stock to an all-time record close of $1,209 per share on November 1. Tesla’s massive surge ultimately saw the company’s market cap growing from $818 billion to $1.2 trillion, an increase of about $392 billion, in just 12 days.
Tesla is a newcomer in the trillion-dollar club, and each of the four companies that stand above the EV maker has experienced its own surges in the past. Apple, for example, saw a 17% bull run from June 7 to July 19 of this year, which allowed the company’s market cap to swell to $2.4 trillion. This run, however, took nearly three times as long as Tesla’s recent rampage, and it was about $50 billion short compared to the EV maker’s 12-day run.
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) as a company is no stranger to doing things that were widely thought of as impossible. It made the stigmatized segment of electric vehicles exciting with cars like the original Roadster and the Model S. It also proved that battery production is the next great frontier with projects such as Gigafactory Nevada.
And with Tesla stock’s recent rampage in the market, the EV maker has done what could very well have seemed impossible just a few years ago — it made the biggest 12-day gain in the history of capital markets by adding almost $400 billion to its market cap. The feat, which was recently highlighted in a Fortune article, was something that not even Tesla’s peers in the trillion-dollar club have accomplished in the recent past.
Tesla shares were on a wild surge as of late, with the company going on a tear following its impressive Q3 2021 earnings results on October 20. Just two days after that date, Tesla touched the $1 trillion valuation mark for the first time. News of car rental giant Hertz’s decision to purchase 100,000 Teslas in a $4.2 billion deal then pushed TSLA shares to a one-day gain of 13%, ending the day at $1,025 a share.
Despite Elon Musk later clarifying that the Hertz deal has “zero effect” on Tesla’s economics since the car rental giant would be buying the vehicles at full price, momentum from the contract effectively boosted TSLA stock to an all-time record close of $1,209 per share on November 1. Tesla’s massive surge ultimately saw the company’s market cap growing from $818 billion to $1.2 trillion, an increase of about $392 billion, in just 12 days.
Tesla is a newcomer in the trillion-dollar club, and each of the four companies that stand above the EV maker has experienced its own surges in the past. Apple, for example, saw a 17% bull run from June 7 to July 19 of this year, which allowed the company’s market cap to swell to $2.4 trillion. This run, however, took nearly three times as long as Tesla’s recent rampage, and it was about $50 billion short compared to the EV maker’s 12-day run.
Joe Capitalist
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Why do you post like a teenager. Again you insulted and called names adding nothing at all to the thread. It is sad that after being informed of how poorly you are doing, you just do it again.
Joe Capitalist
Racism is a disease
Methinks he IS a teenager living in mommy's basement, posting messages on this forum on his 20 year old PC that runs Windows XP.
You should. Fuck gas prices. Go buy yourself a Tesla and stop worrying about gas prices. I drive by gas stations and laugh at the people pumping gas.
Charge your car in your garage and give a finger straight up to gas prices. The internal combustion engine is primitive technology. Too many moving parts, woefully inefficient, too much maintenance. I can drive my Tesla more than twice as far as a gas car for the same $$$.
Buy a Tesla. You'll never regret it.
No are you a idiot or something
You want lower gas prices remove biden from office before its to late.
Joe Capitalist
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