Hey everybody, Rob Mauer here. Welcome back to Tesla Daily. Hope everybody had a great

little day and a half market holiday there. We got plenty to catch up on and a lot to

look forward to this week, so we'll take a look at the calendar. We've also got a report

on an updated Model 3 news on Gigashang High and Gigaburlin and plenty of other news

as well. Looking at the stock, I'm thankful that we're pretty much right where we left

off on Wednesday, Tesla trading just below $183 per share up 0.03% on the day, narrowly

green, while the NASDAQ was down 1.6%. So really nice to see a bit of outperformance from

Tesla after a rough week and a half or two weeks there. Over the last two sessions, Tesla

basically flat with the NASDAQ down 2%. This outperformance is, despite continued

probably increasing uncertainty around COVID in China. Lockdown type restrictions have persisted.

Now over the last couple of days, protests have been breaking out. And today, folks

wagon announced that for the last week, they have had production paused at their Chengdu

factory and put two out of five production lines on hold at their Chengdu factory. Both

of these locations are still quite far from Shanghai and Volkswagen might be more willing

to shut down production than Tesla. But again, the uncertainty would seem to be rising.

We've also got a report from Wu Hua on Gigashang High. He said that China's epidemic prevention

has been upgraded again, starting from November 26th. So Saturday, Tesla Shanghai Factory

has undergone a click as to testing from once every two days to once a day before entering

the factory. He also then adds a point which he later clarifies, saying that present employees

are blocked at home and unable to work normally. But he said that maybe this expression is wrongly

translated and that the employees who are blocked and controlled at home cannot work normally.

They are replaced by employees who are not blocked in other shifts. So he says that

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