I have a hard time believing TSLA is as easily manipulated as some people claim. If it were that easy, they could make an infinite amount of money.
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You got your wish. Thanks. Btw, picked up a share at $90x.wz (price that thou shall not name). Still have orders in for $88x.yz just in case.Man I waited all weekend for this BS stock price movement. Come on go up or down! I got to feed my addiction.
Everyone likes a good conspiracy here and there, Tesla is not the stock/company it was 3 years ago, but it seems the feeling of being the underdog sticking it to the shadowy man is hard to shake.I have a hard time believing TSLA is as easily manipulated as some people claim. If it were that easy, they could make an infinite amount of money.
Everyone likes a good conspiracy here and there, Tesla is not the stock/company it was 3 years ago, but it seems the feeling of being the underdog sticking it to the shadowy man is hard to shake.
While I do think there was legitimacy to shenanigans back when Tesla was sub 50B company, I think for explanations of almost all of modern day TSLA price action you need only look to the options market. It is gigantic, as has oft been discussed here, and hedging these options trades will have direct impacts on the stock.
This morning for example we had a big spike up in the price, correlated with heavy call buying (relative to put buying).
There's just too much incentive for people to buy/sell options due to its volatility. If we have these 1% moves day in and day out then our option volume would drop like a rock. However Tesla's volatility is high due to the media hyping up everything, Musk's random behavior on twitter, and the entrenched belief into the company as being future of all things or FSD fraud.Everyone likes a good conspiracy here and there, Tesla is not the stock/company it was 3 years ago, but it seems the feeling of being the underdog sticking it to the shadowy man is hard to shake.
While I do think there was legitimacy to shenanigans back when Tesla was sub 50B company, I think for explanations of almost all of modern day TSLA price action you need only look to the options market. It is gigantic, as has oft been discussed here, and hedging these options trades will have direct impacts on the stock.
This morning for example we had a big spike up in the price, correlated with heavy call buying (relative to put buying).
They just have no idea what they're doing and need someone to blame.I have a hard time believing TSLA is as easily manipulated as some people claim. If it were that easy, they could make an infinite amount of money.
There's actually a lot more difference in those charts than you're insinuating and especially when you factor in percentage moves. As I pointed out in a earlier post, TSLA had a swing of 4% today. Did those other stock chart experience the same? Probably not.From what I can tell, whatever is happening isn't unique to TSLA. These are charts from today for various companies. They look pretty much the same to me. TSLA is the highlighted one. Others, in no particular order are NASDAQ, GOOG, MSFT, AAPL
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I believe that is what their goal is.I have a hard time believing TSLA is as easily manipulated as some people claim. If it were that easy, they could make an infinite amount of money.
It's not easy, which is why they can't do it very often. But they are making an infinite amount of money, because they can profit from both down days and up days. And on days where we start up and end down, they make the most money.I have a hard time believing TSLA is as easily manipulated as some people claim. If it were that easy, they could make an infinite amount of money.
It's not easy, which is why they can't do it very often. But they are making an infinite amount of money, because they can profit from both down days and up days. And on days where we start up and end down, they make the most money.
About as close to infinite until FSD is solved.It's not easy, which is why they can't do it very often. But they are making an infinite amount of money, because they can profit from both down days and up days. And on days where we start up and end down, they make the most money.
Except for they have the occasional bad day when Tesla rakes in a few billion.I have a hard time believing TSLA is as easily manipulated as some people claim. If it were that easy, they could make an infinite amount of money.
In case anyone wants to know what it's like to have a deranged mentality, I looked at this video and started thinking:
Just jumping in that CT and taking it for a few laps would make my year!In case anyone wants to know what it's like to have a deranged mentality, I looked at this video and started thinking:
I'm 6ft 200lbs and fast. I could climb the Fremont fences, sprint over to the Cybertruck, jump in the driver's seat and takeoff. Nobody could stop me.
There was no planning for how I was going to get out of the plant and what I would actually do with the truck, but this was a serious thought.
Also no though about having a phone key, but we would find out if the Cybertruck has an ejector seatIn case anyone wants to know what it's like to have a deranged mentality, I looked at this video and started thinking:
I'm 6ft 200lbs and fast. I could climb the Fremont fences, sprint over to the Cybertruck, jump in the driver's seat and takeoff. Nobody could stop me.
There was no planning for how I was going to get out of the plant and what I would actually do with the truck, but this was a serious thought.
It isn't wise to draw a box around something and say Tesla can't do it, can't afford to do it, or will never do it.You have ignored quite a few options. Just ones mentioned already by Tesla from time to time:
1. HVAC integrated products for houses and other buildings;
2. New vehicle classes;
3. Trains, Planes...
4. Energy intermediation (they already have entered, but we ignore it, this is one fo the largest single human revenue categories);
5. Energy production (probably mostly solar);
6. Then there all those that have not yet been discussed;
7. Sure, toss in Robotaxi, Semi, Cybertruck, Optimus etc.
And the list goes on. Every time we underestimate how comprehensive the Tesla mission is we imagine they'll not be capable of finding productive uses for all the FCF. I have no idea what they'll actually do, but I am certain they're far from done in revolutionizing sustainable planetary improvements.
Who needs industrial espionage budgets when Tesla Ubersleuths post things like this on youtube for free.