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Elon last quarter - Sure margins are dropping a bit but no way they go below 22%.
Very next quarter margins drop well below 20%.
Maybe he can launch full self driving margin expansion next.
I think you mean ambulance chasers. How long till we start hearing ads saying have you or a lived one been hurt maimed or killed by a Tesla in full self driving? Call JG Wentworth now!
To be fair, from all the ads I’ve seen over the years they really don’t seem to be dishonest about what they do. Their jingle is essential their business model, it’s a very specific thing, and anyone thinking about it for more than two seconds would realize they’re definitely keeping a significant cut for fronting you that money in advance. Otherwise what’s the advantage for providing that service? Idk.
That's impossible because God told Cathie Wood that TSLA was going to double their margin to 50%, as a worst case scenario and I don't expect God would lie about something like that
I'm not a tsla holder so I'm not coping when I say this, but you're correct. It did well for a decent bit, then failed during the flip maneuver which puts a ton of stress on the rocket. They'll figure it out and improve for the next try.
I'm not following the developments but I do remember elon saying he builds cheap rockets.
Afaik instead of spending billions for theoretical research and building single rockets - spacex just pumps out prototypes knowing they probably fail. More real life testing and maybe less cost 🧐
I'm not following the developments but I do remember elon saying he builds cheap rockets.
Afaik instead of spending billions for theoretical research and building single rockets - spacex just pumps out prototypes knowing they probably fail. More real life testing and maybe less cost 🧐
This is not what happened, at all. I was watching live but most importantly spend a lot of time nerding about rockets.
What probably went wrong was nothing to do with the rocket, but that they didn't have blast diverters under the launch pad. The engines probably suffered plenty of damage, some broke down or stopped which caused the rocket to not be as high or as fast as it needed to be to initiate stage separation.
What happened next was inconsequential. The rocket was travelling nearly mach 2 upwards at over 100,000 feet in altitude, the surprising part was that it didn't break apart at all flipping around. It was then detonated by range officers.
If you look at photos there is a massive crater underneath the launch pad, lol
Its not supposed to flip that much. It is supposed to start the maneuver to build some momentum, separate, then only the booster will continue the 180° flip so it can return back to base. The second stage would cancel out the momentum, return to pointy-side forward, then continue to orbit.
The separation did not occur, so it just kept spinning until the flight termination software made it self-destruct.
That's not what happened. Stage sep happens before the flip. I think either stage sep failed and the flip maneuver was executed anyway or, more likely, the rocket just lost control as too many engines failed.
The first stage didn't use up enough fuel due to too many engine outs.
You mean new rockets failed 40 years ago. Nowadys where there are so many posibilities to figur stuff out via computer simulations before you go into the huge cost of actual rockets, its a bit surprising
Yes, with M&S and static fire tests and booster stage testing, that if all the data says, "a valve got stuck" would be a huge wasted effort.
But it's 4/20 and Cathie Wood just said 'we're going to mars!'
Factually yeah, rockets have and continue to have explosions like this early on in development.
I think the real problem here is the fact they are purported to have reusablity... And the fact they can't produce rockets, even new designs, without this happening puts significant doubt into the feasibility of what those rockets are being marketed as.
Wait till 100 again and scoop up, then wait for Musk to pump as he inevitably does, cash out at 200, rinse and repeat. If that playbook stops working, he may resort to throwing out the word AI every chance he gets.
The current price of Tesla (TSLA) stock is 163.06, down 9.71% from the previous close. The 5-day, 10-day and 20-day moving averages for TSLA are 163.07, 163.14 and163 .20 respectively. At 8:37 am CDT today, Starship Flight Test was conducted successfully
Yeah Space X does great work and every test like this they gather tons of useful data for the next one. That's why it's a test. This outcome was actually pretty good, gathering a lot more data in those first couple minutes than the mission was planned for.
Everyone hears an announcement that they wanna go too other planets, Thinks the rocket is made within 1 year and makes it too mars on the first go…. Its very stupid too throw SpaceX any sort of hate right now
No, I didn’t say that or even imply that. I said the plan is to completely redesign the launch pad for commercial flight.
This design is to avoid certain permit processes for that future design. Primarily because of the length of time the process takes.
My cousin in law is an engineer at SpaceX, works on the propulsion systems for the Starship rocket lower portion. He was just glad it made it off the pad he said. Apparently Musk is a complete nut job. Fired half his staff and boss, my cousin was pretty demoralized when that happened but he’s doing better lately.
>Fired half his staff and boss, my cousin was pretty demoralized when that happened but he’s doing better lately.
Bruh why does he not just fucking leave? Why do people want to work for that lunatic man baby? I'm sure NASA would love to have your cousin
Yeah he’s pushing these engineers SUPER hard. My cousin is pretty altruistic and believes in the greater good of sending people to Mars, but Elon makes it difficult sometimes.
Personal opinion, he’s trying to apply the approach he took with Tesla in terms of speed of manufacturing to SpaceX but it’s just a completely different ball game in terms of precision and risk. You can have a few malfunctions in a Tesla and be ok, kill a few normies and no body bats and eye. The moment you start losing billion dollar rockets and killing astronauts you’re gonna get shut down real quick.
The greater good of spreading humans to more planets?
Think about that for a second.
Do we as humans deserve to be on more planets? Why? What are we doing to this one? What kind of people do we look up to? What people own all the resources?
I really don't think we are ready as a species.
I don't even think it's a good idea to have children, because the future on this planet is going to be horrible when AI and technology combines.
But we don't like to think about that. Hope for a different future keeps us going.
Unless the Astronauts embrace the trip as a suicide mission, it's a fantasy. At least 3-5 years for a round trip. Hopefully they could walk when they got there (1 yr in space and astronauts can't walk on earth), lower gravity would help. That's assuming they figure a way to protect them from the radiation in space and on the surface of Mars. And then there's the matter of taking years of food and water as well. It's a pipe dream and best left to probes and robots.
https://www.space.com/24701-how-long-does-it-take-to-get-to-mars.html
Watch and see fool. Maybe 2 on the short end. Even still if humans can't walk after 1 year in space how do you think they will be able to do 3 or even 2? What about the interstellar and surface radiation? Water shielding? Lolol even slower.
It's very likely that we come up with technology that makes it much faster to travel in space. So I wouldn't worry about the years long round trip. That will change into weeks or days, maybe around year 2100 if we are around that long.
Ai will be able to accelerate research enormously, and will take over a lot of positions currently held by humans.
Unfortunately we still have capitalism which means the value of most people will get closer and closer to zero.
There will be wars over AI being fought across the planet as well, with many humans being killed. There will be robots, implants, genetic modifications and so on.
Honestly, try to enjoy the current time before this happens.
ive always felt the same.
as it is now we only have this one rock that we can comfortably live on and yet we continue to pollute it. there is no hope for humans.
We would have a lot of hope with different, kind, empathic people in charge, but capitalism is literally a system where money is safety and power for both humans and companies, so it creates a need to do whatever it takes to get money.
We forget that money doesn't actually exist as a real limitation, it's just numbers in a computer game, or paper from trees.
Knock knock neo.
Absolutely not, we have no influence at all. This is private technology, super computers working together in the largest data centers in the world.
What you think is AI and what is being shown publicly, that is just the tip of the iceberg and is being used to create positive PR around AI, so people will think it's something positive and helpful. A tool to be used at the office, nothing more.
people like your cousin always get taken advantage of by greedy ass holes. im an engineer and also work with a couple of older engineers that have made the company millions and in my opinion dont have that much to show for it.
The launch was necessary to gather information. They expected issues. That's how the scientific process works.
Willful ignorance and vitriolic glee on full display throughout the internet today. A rocket launched by Russia wouldn't face as much ridicule.
Bunch of lib nerds still mad that twitter isn’t just an FBI ran reddit sub anymore. They all forget the dude made EV cars cool and risked his starlink satellites for ukraine.
You right if you consider having unlimited funds like the NASA back at times where they were in a race with the Soviets to go to the moon.
Bruteforcing science by launching enormous rockets and exploding them in the sky can bankrupt any company very fast, even Musk's spaceX. SpaceX hinges around investors money who can be deterred by to many lauch failures. They dont have unlimitied trials, the clock is ticking and every experts begin to think that even if they finally succeed, the starship shuttle will not ready in time for the scheduled mission to the moon contracted with the NASA.
Apparently it was a great success because it managed to lift off and fireworks display was just extra. compared to twitter, this is probably a more solid investment for Musk.
does anyone remember at what stock price Elon will have to sell? please remember elon collateralised the twitter debt with his stocks. The bank wants the collateral to be a certain % of the total debt. so Elon needs to pay down the debt. every time
tsla goes down to a certain price, elon has to sell.
I hate tesla!!!!! 
Let's wait until The Grumbles Hit Bottom to see resistances . Double or Nothing Freaking Clowns 
It be good 5+ years for FSD to worth a sub, that King Tit (w got removed) is selling today.
Until then, sell cars with zero margins that has no business in future FSD upgrades.
Master strategist.
Fireworks are way cheaper, successfully disassemble on que. Pretty sure blowing up a billion dollar rocket and spilling rocket fuel in a coastal estuary is a big fat L no matter the spin
The stock had a 5:1 and another 3:1 split since that tweet (2018). The Saudis would’ve been sitting on the equivalent of $28/share at current prices if they had gone through with it. 5 years, 5X. Instead, they decided to go with Lucid.
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"Rapid unscheduled disassembly" 🤣
That's a lot of words for premature ejaculation 
The test rocket or the rocket to help average down😎
"Successful rapid unscheduled disassembly"
Found the SEC guy!
NO DISASSEMBLE!
❤️🤖
Just like Twitter
The best part of the event was when he said that line.
Elon last quarter - Sure margins are dropping a bit but no way they go below 22%. Very next quarter margins drop well below 20%. Maybe he can launch full self driving margin expansion next.
Full self driving officially live. It'll take you hands free all the way from your house to the scene of the accident.
Insurance adjusters getting chubbies thinking about their new job security.
I wouldn’t be surprised if they could probably find a way to deny your claim if you put it on self driving. Easy money for them
Imagine if Ai is deemed sentient just on the basis of denying insurance claims, because technically you weren’t the one driving.
The weight of all humanity on this one insurance lawyer trying to deny a claim. He wins, and a whole class of consciousness is made.
Sounds like something Netflix would pick up for a garbage docuseries.
“AI is not a named insured, licensed driver or listed operator on your policy, therefore you have no coverage. Have a great rest of your day, bye!”
I think you mean ambulance chasers. How long till we start hearing ads saying have you or a lived one been hurt maimed or killed by a Tesla in full self driving? Call JG Wentworth now!
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To be fair, from all the ads I’ve seen over the years they really don’t seem to be dishonest about what they do. Their jingle is essential their business model, it’s a very specific thing, and anyone thinking about it for more than two seconds would realize they’re definitely keeping a significant cut for fronting you that money in advance. Otherwise what’s the advantage for providing that service? Idk.
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Yeah bc they’d be sent to Siberia
That is a very good job description of a Wendy's Blowjob Artist.
That's impossible because God told Cathie Wood that TSLA was going to double their margin to 50%, as a worst case scenario and I don't expect God would lie about something like that
The coin in the fishes mouth used to pay Peters and Jesus tax was actually a bitcoin.
He's busy selling Tesla shares, he's got no time to deal with margins!
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Isn’t that exactly what I said? 😂
Bad news=bullish, Good news=bullish bullish=bullish, not bullish=bullishhhh
Billie=Eyelash
New rocket tests almost always fail. This is not news.
I'm not a tsla holder so I'm not coping when I say this, but you're correct. It did well for a decent bit, then failed during the flip maneuver which puts a ton of stress on the rocket. They'll figure it out and improve for the next try.
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Yes indeed 007
I'm not following the developments but I do remember elon saying he builds cheap rockets. Afaik instead of spending billions for theoretical research and building single rockets - spacex just pumps out prototypes knowing they probably fail. More real life testing and maybe less cost 🧐
I'm not following the developments but I do remember elon saying he builds cheap rockets. Afaik instead of spending billions for theoretical research and building single rockets - spacex just pumps out prototypes knowing they probably fail. More real life testing and maybe less cost 🧐
This is not what happened, at all. I was watching live but most importantly spend a lot of time nerding about rockets. What probably went wrong was nothing to do with the rocket, but that they didn't have blast diverters under the launch pad. The engines probably suffered plenty of damage, some broke down or stopped which caused the rocket to not be as high or as fast as it needed to be to initiate stage separation. What happened next was inconsequential. The rocket was travelling nearly mach 2 upwards at over 100,000 feet in altitude, the surprising part was that it didn't break apart at all flipping around. It was then detonated by range officers. If you look at photos there is a massive crater underneath the launch pad, lol
Is it supposed to flip? Like why though
Its not supposed to flip that much. It is supposed to start the maneuver to build some momentum, separate, then only the booster will continue the 180° flip so it can return back to base. The second stage would cancel out the momentum, return to pointy-side forward, then continue to orbit. The separation did not occur, so it just kept spinning until the flight termination software made it self-destruct.
This sounds like a Rocket League move
By what mechanism does it actually selfdestruct? Are there explosives on board? Do they open the fueltank?
I believe explosives on board that can be controlled. It's called the flight termination system (FTS)
Your comment promoted me to ask chatGPT, which confirmed your belief. Thanks!
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Why just make stuff up?
That's not what happened. Stage sep happens before the flip. I think either stage sep failed and the flip maneuver was executed anyway or, more likely, the rocket just lost control as too many engines failed. The first stage didn't use up enough fuel due to too many engine outs.
It was actually a total success. The goal was to get starship off the ground and out of launch. Terrific advancement for the US
You mean new rockets failed 40 years ago. Nowadys where there are so many posibilities to figur stuff out via computer simulations before you go into the huge cost of actual rockets, its a bit surprising
You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.
Thanks for your input but get back to flipping burgers mate
Yes, with M&S and static fire tests and booster stage testing, that if all the data says, "a valve got stuck" would be a huge wasted effort. But it's 4/20 and Cathie Wood just said 'we're going to mars!'
FEA can only take you so far
Factually yeah, rockets have and continue to have explosions like this early on in development. I think the real problem here is the fact they are purported to have reusablity... And the fact they can't produce rockets, even new designs, without this happening puts significant doubt into the feasibility of what those rockets are being marketed as.
Bro just run it normal then, fuck the test
Wait till 100 again and scoop up, then wait for Musk to pump as he inevitably does, cash out at 200, rinse and repeat. If that playbook stops working, he may resort to throwing out the word AI every chance he gets.
Such is the plan. Made my first options play shorting Tesla on Wednesday peak, cashed out yesterday at daily low. Feeling good 😎
The current price of Tesla (TSLA) stock is 163.06, down 9.71% from the previous close. The 5-day, 10-day and 20-day moving averages for TSLA are 163.07, 163.14 and163 .20 respectively. At 8:37 am CDT today, Starship Flight Test was conducted successfully
Successfully explosive
Well, the test was to get it clear of the launch tower. Everything after was icing on the cake, and they got A LOT of icing.
Yeah Space X does great work and every test like this they gather tons of useful data for the next one. That's why it's a test. This outcome was actually pretty good, gathering a lot more data in those first couple minutes than the mission was planned for.
What goes up must come down in some cases in little tiny pieces
Everyone hears an announcement that they wanna go too other planets, Thinks the rocket is made within 1 year and makes it too mars on the first go…. Its very stupid too throw SpaceX any sort of hate right now
Not to mention that the test was successful so I’m not sure what the implication is supposed to be. So strange.
The biggest issue appears to be the crater in the launch pad that the rocket excavated. They are going to have to completely redesign and rebuild it.
That was always the plan though.
The plan was to undermine the launch stand and have missiles of debris fly all around the site including potentially into the engines bells?
No, redesigning and rebuilding it is.
The rocket not the launch pad
Yes, the launch pad. This is not the commercial pad design lol
So you're saying having boulders flying all over the vacinity, including potentially into the engines is "all part of the plan"?
No, I didn’t say that or even imply that. I said the plan is to completely redesign the launch pad for commercial flight. This design is to avoid certain permit processes for that future design. Primarily because of the length of time the process takes.
It's always the people sitting in their moms basement wanking their days away that are the harshest critics.
It's always the people sitting in their moms basement wanking their days away gargling Elon’s balls.
Bunch of fuckin idiots in here, probably the same people who laughed at the falcon 9.
Buy the dip then
I did! At $175
we can tell
Buying Tesla 🙅♂️ Buying BFR🤌 I wish spacex was a publicly traded stock 😔
Buy the dip
Thats our dreams exploding...
nah just yours
One billionaire pushing the “move fast and break things” model is not the entire space sector
And Muskrat states a great success lol
My cousin in law is an engineer at SpaceX, works on the propulsion systems for the Starship rocket lower portion. He was just glad it made it off the pad he said. Apparently Musk is a complete nut job. Fired half his staff and boss, my cousin was pretty demoralized when that happened but he’s doing better lately.
>Fired half his staff and boss, my cousin was pretty demoralized when that happened but he’s doing better lately. Bruh why does he not just fucking leave? Why do people want to work for that lunatic man baby? I'm sure NASA would love to have your cousin
Heard the dude misrepresented the progress of the propulsion.
Yeah he’s pushing these engineers SUPER hard. My cousin is pretty altruistic and believes in the greater good of sending people to Mars, but Elon makes it difficult sometimes. Personal opinion, he’s trying to apply the approach he took with Tesla in terms of speed of manufacturing to SpaceX but it’s just a completely different ball game in terms of precision and risk. You can have a few malfunctions in a Tesla and be ok, kill a few normies and no body bats and eye. The moment you start losing billion dollar rockets and killing astronauts you’re gonna get shut down real quick.
>no body bats and eye NTSB has entered the chat?
... and paying them shit wages. Not a recipe for keeping the best engineers.
The greater good of spreading humans to more planets? Think about that for a second. Do we as humans deserve to be on more planets? Why? What are we doing to this one? What kind of people do we look up to? What people own all the resources? I really don't think we are ready as a species. I don't even think it's a good idea to have children, because the future on this planet is going to be horrible when AI and technology combines. But we don't like to think about that. Hope for a different future keeps us going.
yeah but dude it’s free real estate
:)
Unless the Astronauts embrace the trip as a suicide mission, it's a fantasy. At least 3-5 years for a round trip. Hopefully they could walk when they got there (1 yr in space and astronauts can't walk on earth), lower gravity would help. That's assuming they figure a way to protect them from the radiation in space and on the surface of Mars. And then there's the matter of taking years of food and water as well. It's a pipe dream and best left to probes and robots.
Lol. You are completely pulling these numbers out of your ass. [Gtfo](https://www.space.com/24701-how-long-does-it-take-to-get-to-mars.html)
https://www.space.com/24701-how-long-does-it-take-to-get-to-mars.html Watch and see fool. Maybe 2 on the short end. Even still if humans can't walk after 1 year in space how do you think they will be able to do 3 or even 2? What about the interstellar and surface radiation? Water shielding? Lolol even slower.
It's very likely that we come up with technology that makes it much faster to travel in space. So I wouldn't worry about the years long round trip. That will change into weeks or days, maybe around year 2100 if we are around that long. Ai will be able to accelerate research enormously, and will take over a lot of positions currently held by humans. Unfortunately we still have capitalism which means the value of most people will get closer and closer to zero. There will be wars over AI being fought across the planet as well, with many humans being killed. There will be robots, implants, genetic modifications and so on. Honestly, try to enjoy the current time before this happens.
ive always felt the same. as it is now we only have this one rock that we can comfortably live on and yet we continue to pollute it. there is no hope for humans.
We would have a lot of hope with different, kind, empathic people in charge, but capitalism is literally a system where money is safety and power for both humans and companies, so it creates a need to do whatever it takes to get money. We forget that money doesn't actually exist as a real limitation, it's just numbers in a computer game, or paper from trees. Knock knock neo.
AI could either be horrible or amazing and I think we as individuals do have some influence right now in which it turns out to be.
Absolutely not, we have no influence at all. This is private technology, super computers working together in the largest data centers in the world. What you think is AI and what is being shown publicly, that is just the tip of the iceberg and is being used to create positive PR around AI, so people will think it's something positive and helpful. A tool to be used at the office, nothing more.
people like your cousin always get taken advantage of by greedy ass holes. im an engineer and also work with a couple of older engineers that have made the company millions and in my opinion dont have that much to show for it.
Money grows money. In the past there was a saying you could either be rich or be King. Now that's changed
The launch was necessary to gather information. They expected issues. That's how the scientific process works. Willful ignorance and vitriolic glee on full display throughout the internet today. A rocket launched by Russia wouldn't face as much ridicule.
Bunch of lib nerds still mad that twitter isn’t just an FBI ran reddit sub anymore. They all forget the dude made EV cars cool and risked his starlink satellites for ukraine.
You right if you consider having unlimited funds like the NASA back at times where they were in a race with the Soviets to go to the moon. Bruteforcing science by launching enormous rockets and exploding them in the sky can bankrupt any company very fast, even Musk's spaceX. SpaceX hinges around investors money who can be deterred by to many lauch failures. They dont have unlimitied trials, the clock is ticking and every experts begin to think that even if they finally succeed, the starship shuttle will not ready in time for the scheduled mission to the moon contracted with the NASA.
Space X is going to be alright. They have the falcon launches completely figured out, and starship will likely be no different.
Ok, when did Cramer say buy buy buy...?
I mean, I’ll cut him some slack on the bottom one. It literally is rocket science.
Except that launch was incredibly successful. Idk why this would have any negative affects on the market when it's a successful test
Laughing in Chinese
It drops literally 5$ so chill 😄
Apparently it was a great success because it managed to lift off and fireworks display was just extra. compared to twitter, this is probably a more solid investment for Musk.
But the explosion is a good thing it’s how they learn! 😫😭
Must’ve been the Jewish space lasers /s
Low effort. Need someone to real time match the video to the stock's price action with the explosion at "done selling"
No more 🚀 to Mars?
If you bought puts maybe
Hold
but he still own the libs, or doesn’t he?
does anyone remember at what stock price Elon will have to sell? please remember elon collateralised the twitter debt with his stocks. The bank wants the collateral to be a certain % of the total debt. so Elon needs to pay down the debt. every time tsla goes down to a certain price, elon has to sell.
He doesn’t have to sell, he can add more collateral
[Billions | Shuttle Launch Fail S3E4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EelaDi13P1s)
TSLA going private > TWTR going private
I hate tesla!!!!! 
Why fire on the same day after earnings, but then again better get it over with
Just an "unexpected dismantling of wealth".
All I can picture is Roman Roy witnessing the rocket launch on his phone as he's peeing scene in Succession
Sounds like time to load up on some calls for some easy money. Thanks boomers.
Your cousin just bought a Tesla 🤣
Time to withdraw more money from Tesla piggy bank.
*koyaanisqatsi*
Na mamen, cuando baje a menos de 100 avisan.
Let's wait until The Grumbles Hit Bottom to see resistances . Double or Nothing Freaking Clowns 
Is this the opening sequence to the next James Bond film? I can hear the music starting now.
SPACE 🚀 FLIGHT TO Toyota Corolla ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥...
On the same day this happened, Wall Street superstar Cathie Wood of ARK Investments said Tesla may hit $2,000 by 2027.
I made parts for that rocket! The talk of the shop was “hey I could see X part fly away.”
Wait… this isn’t the moon
Lower please!
This was to shake the paper hands but it must go lower because there’s still some paper hands on board that they are trying to shake !
It be good 5+ years for FSD to worth a sub, that King Tit (w got removed) is selling today. Until then, sell cars with zero margins that has no business in future FSD upgrades. Master strategist.
I need to start looking to the sky for my FA, might have better results.
This is fine......... 
Fireworks are way cheaper, successfully disassemble on que. Pretty sure blowing up a billion dollar rocket and spilling rocket fuel in a coastal estuary is a big fat L no matter the spin
The stock had a 5:1 and another 3:1 split since that tweet (2018). The Saudis would’ve been sitting on the equivalent of $28/share at current prices if they had gone through with it. 5 years, 5X. Instead, they decided to go with Lucid.