MIND BLOWN - Tesla Q2 - SHOCKING Reveal - Live
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Tesla Q2 earnings revealed shocking details that will blow your mind.
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I’m on Medicare with an AARP Supplement Plan F. I’ve had around $500k in Medical costs (I had Cancer). My costs were ZERO
Now the cost to everyone's grand children is about 2 million counting inflation.
How much did the AARP Supplement Plan cost?
It’s not just cameras and software. It’s also the hardware seems to me. Tesla will build out have to build out the front end of every car accepting the software with the hardware with all the gears , solenoids, etc. etc..
I am confused everyone seems to be thinking that Trump, if elected, could straight up impose tariff on cars made on Mexico, but there is a little thing called the USMCA free trade agreement, so he would need to show a serious reason for bypassing it, like a national security issue or the Mexican government doing so majorly unfair practices, etc.
A lot more fair than keep raising tax on u.s citizens
@@SupaChinido What has this to do with the US signing a legally binding free trade agreement that they cannot easily break?
@shuriken4852 unless the FTAs specifically indicated about EVs exemption, countries have the flexibility to impose tariffs for numerous reasons
President's power in foreign policy is strong. He can probably do it.
@@WarrenRedlich I did some research and no the president cannot easily impose tariffs on cars from Mexico and here is what I found.
No, the U.S. president cannot easily impose tariffs on cars imported from Mexico. There are several significant barriers and considerations:
1. USMCA Agreement: The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) generally prohibits new tariffs on goods traded between member countries, including cars from Mexico.
2. Congressional Authority: While presidents have some trade powers, Congress has constitutional authority over foreign commerce and tariffs. Significant changes to trade policy often require congressional approval.
3. Legal Challenges: Unilateral imposition of tariffs would likely face domestic and international legal challenges.
4. Economic Consequences: Such tariffs could disrupt supply chains, increase costs for U.S. consumers, and potentially lead to retaliatory measures from Mexico.
5. International Obligations: Imposing tariffs could violate World Trade Organization (WTO) rules, leading to potential disputes.
6. Limited Presidential Powers: While presidents can use certain trade laws (like Section 232 for national security) to impose tariffs, these have specific criteria and are not meant for broad application.
7. Diplomatic Repercussions: Such an action could strain diplomatic relations with Mexico and other trading partners.
While a president might attempt to impose tariffs through executive action, it would not be a simple or unchallenged process. Any such move would likely involve complex legal, economic, and political battles.
Cartels is da answer to ur Mexico question
Don't get FSD in Thailand, all it will do is stop at red lights and pass slow cars on the highway
😂
I'm getting it for sure. Safety matters.
THANK YOU WARREN 💪❤.. Great outline... Great format !
Warren, when you get a house/condo of your own consider buying a water cooler (~4300tb) from Makro and use a weekly delivery service for the 19 liter blue/green bottles at 50tb. Good quality drinking water. I signed up with the Neptune delivery service, but there are many to choose from, so just ask your neighbors. No more plastic bottles to recycle.
A good supper stretch limo driver mite not spill a coffee but a bus driver definitely will, limited driving and a lot to cope with in Thailand …I think Tesla FSD could manage it …
No way would I get any medical done in Asia xcept if I had an accident or medical emergency while vacationing dwn der which I would never do. 🤪👈
We saw a neurologist at the hospital across the street today for something minor here in Bangkok. She went to med school in Boston, residency in Houston, and more at UCLA.
@@WarrenRedlich well that should tell you something 🤔
And I bet you majority of docs in Aaia are probably not trained in the states
Warren looks more muscular now
Or is it just me?
I hope so. I've been lifting for 3+ years. I'm getting more and more into it. Just need to lose body fat now.
@@WarrenRedlich
Awesome 💯😎
Not only it’s a good report but it’s you’re the only guy I can even listen to on RUclips. Rest of these guys have our long videos which could be condensed in like 10 minutes too much idle talk.
wow - thank you
Give the ring to your daughter.
What makes you think it’s up to you? He’s already given it to his fiancé anyway - bit late at this point.
(2)?
I don't know if either of my daughters will get married.
What about building in Australia where the ingredients are??
A refining facility makes sense.
Mighty logical thinking
Where rent is through the roof, the minimum wage is well over $20 per hour, electricity and gas is through the roof and we're just about as far from major markets as you can get? I don't think so.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 Eliminate zoning regulation and lower or remove taxes reduce government spending and boom you can build and live in Aussyland or anywhere in the world as if capitalism actually existed.
@@Barskor1 And who builds the roads, the railway lines, the tram lines, the schools, the police stations, the dams, the sewerage plants, the power/sub stations, the hospitals, the daycare centres... How long is the list? Yeah, you can build a house just about anywhere. All but the wiring, I have the skills to do it. It's building liveable communities that's the hard part, and it's expensive. Want another ghetto? Just do away with the red tape, the taxes and build more houses... and pray that it rains.
I have had V12.5 for 3 days.
And ... ???
@@WarrenRedlich Just letting people know that it is the wild. I got it 2 weeks after I drove 4,500 miles going from Bay city MI to Citrus Heights CA. (Sacramento)
Best of luck!!!
I live for Warren being confused if his livestream started every single time. It’s so endearing 🤣🤣🤣
Tried out new software. It worked really well. I might have to pay to get this a little better.
The Model Y is already somewhat on the smaller side. What would a smaller SUV be comparable to? Like more of a hatchback?
Model Y has 2150 liters of cargo volume. BYD Atto 3 has 1300 liters.
So 1500 or 1600 liters would still be bigger than atto 3 but smaller than MY
41:47 deadly to hybrids, which was a fatal priority anyway
Stock is down *today* therefore Warren is way too bullish. 😄
Not only it’s a good report but it’s you’re the only guy I can even listen to on RUclips. Rest of these guys have our long videos which could be condensed in like 10 minutes too much idle talk.
I wish they’d have someone on the call who I could understand 😡
Glad you’re helping out Warren
It’s really not that difficult. Just listen.
A particularly clear accent is perhaps not the most important attribute in a CFO… his mind is the important part, so just pay attention.
@@edwardhackett-jones8126 Yeah not that hard plus the text provided.
@@edwardhackett-jones8126what makes American companies great. Lower nepotism compared to other countries.
Not concerned about microscopic in the water?
Microscopic what?
Hallo, Hallo, Hallo... Love it. :)
I’m here Cincinnati
So sorry
Bruv, you live in Thailand and you don't recognize how huge the sex trade is or the smells or the traffic? I vacation in Thailand all the time, there are prostitutes EVERYWHERE and the sewer smell is kind of an Asian thing, even here in Korea where I live and over in Japan, and all the scooters zipping in and out with a family of 4 and some chickens on the back? Granted Vietnam is worse, but I would be willing to bet 100 shares of TSLA that a lot more ppl die in traffic accidents in Thailand than the US. Maybe you live a sheltered life there. I think you might still be in the honeymoon phase regarding living a different country. All that said, it is cool living outside of America though, isn't it? Been in Korea for 23 years.
Warren how much did you lose on the 20% of stock you sold and then repurposed
1.9-2.3%
How much did “lose” today?
Dick question.
I bought back 19% of what I sold so I lost about 1% of my overall holding of TSLA.
Sorry - 19 of the 20 % that I sold
Good Report 👍🇺🇸
Sell TSLA now! Severe crash coming
Yawn