Yep, SHOULD being the operative word....Stock prices are not logical (look at the two headlines below). And I would also argue that missing a production target by a couple hundred is about as relevant as EPS. Neither should be cause for panic by investors.
Those two sales were to the CEO and CFO
Assuming that they need a CDL to do this work, it's likely tied to the overall shortage of commercial drivers. That's hitting everyone.
Well, or you have it backwards. How many service techs do you need for 650 brand new vehicles? That's one van for every 10 vehicles. They have far more than they need for current vehicles.
I wouldn't look too far into that statement. Every company on earth is "evaluating the pricing of their products" at all times, but right now especially. I would be surprised if they raise prices on existing orders, but we'll see.
I misheard. (Admittedly, I was working and multitasking). I thought R.J. referenced purchasing two vehicles, and I thought that was weird when I heard it. (Or what I thought heard).
CS is saying no test drives in Denver yet...someone is misstating the facts...
I think it's probably both right. They have started the program in Denver in that the center is open, it's staffed, there are numerous vehicles there as we've seen, but perhaps no actual drives have happened.
Yeah nothing for Denver yet, as questions have been asked the manager with out giving details said expect something very soon.
