Hey everybody, Rob Mauer here, and today we're continuing to discuss the fallout from

the protests that we've heard about in China we talked about at the end of yesterday's

episode.

I have learned a little bit more on that situation after some discussions with some people

in China so I wanted to pass those along.

Then we've also got a customer loyalty update from IHS Market, some macro news, and some

news from competition.

First we'll take a look at the stock test of today having a strong day rising throughout

the day as did the macro environment, Tesla up 3.5% to $744.12, that compared to the

Nasdaq up 1.2%.

So Tesla shaking off the drop that we'd seen earlier this week and now sits at just above

the level that it closed at.

Last week, as we approach earnings, again aftermarket close, on Monday.

Alright, so continuing our conversation from yesterday and just to catch people up quickly,

we're talking about a protest at Tesla's display at the Shanghai Auto Show.

This is the second protest by the same woman in about a month and a half.

She's claiming that the brakes failed in her father's Tesla Model 3 when he was driving

causing an accident.

Tesla claims there were no signs of any brake failure and my understanding is that both

parties have been waiting on a third party inspector to reach some sort of resolution.

So anyway at the Shanghai Auto Show, this woman came and stood on top of Tesla's display

vehicle, shouting Tesla brakes fail, Tesla brakes fail over and over.

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