Hey everybody, Rob Mauer here. Welcome back to Tesla Daily. Today we've got a lot to

go through, including Tesla removing the capability to order a long-range Model 3 from the US

Design Studio. Also got an update on Gigashang High's production news on Gigatexus, a couple

of new funds buying into Tesla, a new SA written by Elon Musk, and a few other things as

well.

Alright, so a couple of nice days here for Tesla Stock, finishing up 3.1% today to start

the week off, closing at $927.96 compared to the NASDAQ up 6 tenths of a percent, so

significant outperformance from Tesla on the day. So I'm quick recovery from Elon Musk's

sales last week. We are in the part of the quarter now where funds start disclosing

their positions from the previous quarter, so it's an opportunity for investors to kind

of see what other investors may be doing, and we do have a couple of notable additions

of Tesla to a couple of funds. Probably the one getting the most attention, just from

name recognition would be Soros fund management. It's about a $6 billion fund, and in the

second quarter they picked up a new position on Tesla, however, only about a $20 million

position, so pretty much inconsequential in terms of the weight of the portfolio, but

going from nothing to a small position, I guess, counts for something. But setting aside,

name recognition, the acquisition of more consequence would be from Netexus portfolio holdings. They

are actually a $28 billion fund or so, and in their recent 13F filing, they disclosed

that in the second quarter they added almost 15 million shares of Tesla, taking the weight

of Tesla in their portfolio from just under 2% previously, now to about 38% of their total

portfolio at the end of Q2. So a huge, huge portion of their overall investment, pretty

rare to see funds with that heavy of waiting, and that only would have increased, obviously

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