

New car dealerships very rarely sell Tesla’s. They will take them as trades and stick them on the lot for a while, but they aren’t going out to buy them at auction. They aren’t equipped to repair them and Telsa gives them a hassle on buying parts because they don’t have the cars registered to them in Tesla’s computer system.
I guess this could be a user car dealer, but “auto group” usually means one of those mega dealers with multiple new car dealerships all on adjoining lots
















Really genius time to build more AI datacenters. There are over 100 gigawatts of planned datacenters by 2030, and they’re struggling to build anything right now due to component and power shortages.
A single gigawatt is a staggering amount of power, roughly enough to power 1 million homes.
This is surely a stock grift, but it seems kinda late for it. Aren’t we already past the point where any random company can slap AI in their name and juice the stock price?