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Short-Term TSLA Price Movements - 2015
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Thumper
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USA Today quotes a Consumer Report article on the P85D as
"The big sedan was able to come to full stop from 60 mph in 118 seconds on dry pavement, 129 seconds on wet, which is "sports-car territory," according to Fisher.
I don't know whether it was the original article or USA Today that dropped tha ball, but a two minute stopping distance is probably no what they meant. I'll guess they meant feet.
"The big sedan was able to come to full stop from 60 mph in 118 seconds on dry pavement, 129 seconds on wet, which is "sports-car territory," according to Fisher.
I don't know whether it was the original article or USA Today that dropped tha ball, but a two minute stopping distance is probably no what they meant. I'll guess they meant feet.
FredTMC
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On my shoes. I already did.
Long since 2012. I'm staying long term regardless of dip.
The Blue Owl
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It doesn't seem to have anything to do with Tesla in particular. A quick look at the major indexes shows that today was a bloodbath for everyone.
FredTMC
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The Blue Owl
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We all get a little snippy on days like today. Hopefully we are not at the beginning/middle of a sell off in the general market. Bright side: we are still way up over 180s where we were just a few months ago. Glass half full:wink:
The Blue Owl
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I'm not snippy! I'm cheerful!
(Us Eastern-Europeans like to rub it in our own faces in order to let go. And a glass half-full is a glass twice as large as it needs to be. There.)
sub
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You should buy 1 share, this may prevent you from seeing every piece of FUD as true and screaming the sky is falling.
If Elon is correct on his time frame (yeah I know) the. Shouldn't we see design studio by Wednesday? I think that was the 2-3 week statement, correct me if I'm wrong please.
Yea and we had a bloody capital raise via best efforts. Honestly thought I felt like it was 2007/2008. Everybody is panicking as I was picking up AAPL and CMG. In my specific case I'm locked in my positions due to Uncle Sam....
What you will say if price drops to $40 per share? (just as example)
When price is "cheap" and when is "expensive" ?
Let's say we are at $350 level per share... then $350 is expensive? No, $350 is normal being current price.
then $270 will be cheap?
and now expensive? What I just want to say - price is relative to our brain and to history. Is it possible that TSLA price will fall to $40? Yes, why not?
Ask somebody in 2014 if it's possible OIL prices to go down to $40.... (at $120 level then)... Nobody will agree... NOBODY. They will say "impossible!"
So - don't think in "cheap" or 'expensive" category. Think different
doggusfluffy
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If you're as experienced enough so as to have avoided getting torched on a day like today...you're experienced enough to know the feeling intimately. No need to rub it in.
CALGARYARSENAL
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Krugerrand
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Except that the last couple of days have nothing to do with what you've questioned. Tesla is down due to macro issues, just like every other stock.
everman
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Well I'll just chime in here as a Feb 2013 long holder. This company is getting stronger and more valuable every day that passes, and Detroit slumbers on.
Hold Fast! Those in short term calls have already been unwinding, I imagine.
One more piece of good news (for me), my standing $231 limit buy triggered! Woot! Ever closer to my core holdings goal.
Thanks to everyone on here for such great discussion, strategy and insight.
Hold Fast! Those in short term calls have already been unwinding, I imagine.
One more piece of good news (for me), my standing $231 limit buy triggered! Woot! Ever closer to my core holdings goal.
Thanks to everyone on here for such great discussion, strategy and insight.
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