Hey, Rob Maower here a little bit quieter of a day for Tesla stock today, but nevertheless we did see an all-time high close for the stock.

So not quite an all-time high print.

That actually happened in extended hour trading around $538 per share, but all-time high clothes still a nice milestone so we'll talk a bit about that

We also have some news on the full self-driving beta news on gigaburlin an update from

Consumer Reports as well as from GM on their electric vehicle strategy, news on Tesla

tequila, and then a bit of follow-up to yesterday's Warren Buffett episode.

All right, so Tesla on the day today finishing up 2.6 percent, a little bit less than

the 8 percent and 10 percent rises we had seen on Tuesday and Wednesday,

but that compared to the NASDAQ up 0.9%.

And the close, just shy of 500, is the all-time high close, as I said before before by about a dollar previously that was on

August 31st. The volume today was what we've kind of seen for the last few days

about 62 million shares so again basically double the volume that we've been seeing for the last month prior to the S&P announcement, but pretty much in line with the three month and 12 month averages.

All right, moving into the news, then we have an update here from Elon on Twitter about the full self-driving

beta actually a couple of them he replied to a tweet from a few days ago by Tesla

owner Silicon Valley he's one of the members of the full self-driving

beta and Elon says quote next week's release is special a lot of fundamental

improvements both important bug fixes and entire new areas of functionality

end quote so Tesla has continued to push these updates we heard from Elon earlier that they intend to do that

about every five to ten days but it does sound like this one will be even more significant and

Elon also added in a separate reply quote if, if next week's release looks good,

we will widen the beta, end quote.

So if you remember the original timeline

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