Only two things matter: where did you really get in where did you really get out All the rest doesn't matter as the profit/loss is the difference between in and out. All intermediate tops and bottoms have no impact. Only when the money is in the bank you know that the trade was good. So 255 now can end up in a loss or in a profit. So 255 now has no importance at all. It's not good nor bad, it is irrelevant.
And they never made a profit by selling just books. Maybe Tesla will be a I dunno, restaurant chain where fans can buy overpriced Elon burgers and that will make them eventually money, just like cloud services do for AMZN.
No. Every Model 3 has the same battery. The difference is software lock. If you want to upgrade to higher capacity, pay them the $ and they will send in to unlock the extra capacity.
Their cloud service and restaurant chain will be located in Mars where Elon will be, riding his Space-X rocketship.
So it is fraude. They sell you at lower price so that you can catch 5K. And later you pay the diuffrence between the original price and the lower price for unlocking the battery? So finally you bought a car at the normal price and took 5k fiscal incentives that you normally should not get? "$5,000 rebate for individuals purchasing vehicles with a base MSRP* under $45,000" The MSRP price is higher then $45,000, so they sell it for $45,000, and later you add another $5-10K for the unlocked software.
Shit, you aren't kidding. I stand corrected: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/software-locked-batteries.146097/ "Hey guise, we're a "green company" looking to save the world and reduce harmful greenhouse gases, but if you want more range with the already equipped battery charge, you'll just have to burn more electricity off the grid, carry the extra weight, and have us manufacture that extra waste. Or you could just pay us more money."
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