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LOL.

So let's work backwards here:

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So 2 claims here:

1. I am making this all about TSLA. So let's (again) examine the evidence:

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So the issue was (a) smart companies that can (b) counteract inflation through productivity.

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You raised TSLA as an example in this post, of a company that has made strides in productivity.

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The numbers demonstrate that TSLA may (or may not) lead the car industry in productivity.

Fine. So we move on to see whether those numbers are actually any good. They are not, demonstrated from TSLA's own financial reporting, taken from the official TSLA website.

You provide your own numbers:

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Which demonstrate just how bad, historically and currently, the numbers are.

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Then just to remind you for:

2. Until I told you, you didn't even know that TSLA hadn't reported its 10K yet. LOL.

I'm guessing that's because you rely on 3rd parties for your information and from the evidence, prefer the quick, low effort way:

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jog on
duc

<blockquote data-quote="ducati916" data-source="post: 1157056" data-attributes="member: 2975">LOL.So let&#039;s work backwards here:[ATTACH=full]136386[/ATTACH]So 2 claims here:1. I am making this all about TSLA. So let&#039;s (again) examine the evidence:[ATTACH=full]136382[/ATTACH]So the issue was (a) smart companies that can (b) counteract inflation through productivity.[ATTACH=full]136383[/ATTACH]You raised TSLA as an example in this post, of a company that has made strides in productivity.[ATTACH=full]136384[/ATTACH]The numbers demonstrate that TSLA may (or may not) lead the car industry in productivity.Fine. So we move on to see whether those numbers are actually any good. They are not, demonstrated from TSLA&#039;s own financial reporting, taken from the official TSLA website.You provide your own numbers:[ATTACH=full]136385[/ATTACH]Which demonstrate just how bad, historically and currently, the numbers are.[ATTACH=full]136386[/ATTACH]Then just to remind you for:2. Until I told you, you didn&#039;t even know that TSLA hadn&#039;t reported its 10K yet. LOL.I&#039;m guessing that&#039;s because you rely on 3rd parties for your information and from the evidence, prefer the quick, low effort way:[ATTACH=full]136390[/ATTACH]jog onduc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ducati916, post: 1157056, member: 2975"] LOL. So let's work backwards here: [ATTACH type="full"]136386[/ATTACH] So 2 claims here: 1. I am making this all about TSLA. So let's (again) examine the evidence: [ATTACH type="full"]136382[/ATTACH] So the issue was (a) smart companies that can (b) counteract inflation through productivity. [ATTACH type="full"]136383[/ATTACH] You raised TSLA as an example in this post, of a company that has made strides in productivity. [ATTACH type="full"]136384[/ATTACH] The numbers demonstrate that TSLA may (or may not) lead the car industry in productivity. Fine. So we move on to see whether those numbers are actually any good. They are not, demonstrated from TSLA's own financial reporting, taken from the official TSLA website. You provide your own numbers: [ATTACH type="full"]136385[/ATTACH] Which demonstrate just how bad, historically and currently, the numbers are. [ATTACH type="full"]136386[/ATTACH] Then just to remind you for: 2. Until I told you, you didn't even know that TSLA hadn't reported its 10K yet. LOL. I'm guessing that's because you rely on 3rd parties for your information and from the evidence, prefer the quick, low effort way: [ATTACH type="full"]136390[/ATTACH] jog on duc [/QUOTE]

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