I might not believe it, though I keep an open mind
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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adiggs
Well-Known Member
I see no traction coming from the lawsuit based on the little I know about it. That being said I don't think any Tesla investor is worried about a max judgement impact on the quarterly results - it would be the story and strategy impact of a high projected future value feature getting such a negative event happening.
Or I guess a different way to think about it - while the big financial firms maybe able to throw the fines assessed from (MHO) fraudulent business practices and the negative publicity that follows along into the cost-of-doing-business side of the ledger and see ~zero impact from doing so, that isn't going to work for Tesla. The negative publicity will get some traction, even if it isn't warranted.
thesmokingman
Active Member
Panic sellers during stock market dips are often married men with children
When markets dip, men who are over 45, or married with kids or have what they call investment experience are more likely to panic sell investments.www.cnbc.com
Stop the madness!
Those are the weak longs who set stop loss limits leading to cascades of sales on days like today.
The IRS loves them for realizing taxable gains.
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ZachF
Active Member
Yes. Setting a stop loss on a volatile stock, such as TSLA, is just asking for someone to steal your shares.
My gut is it's different. I saw the OG in person in New York. I can't put my finger on it exactly but this looks/feels like a different thing.
I'll open up some photos and yell enhance at the screen for the next hour.
I learned that lesson the hard way in 2013. I managed to buy almost all of them back over time, but I was way too clever by half.
Headline should read:Panic sellers during stock market dips are often married men with children
When markets dip, men who are over 45, or married with kids or have what they call investment experience are more likely to panic sell investments.
Stop the madness!
Panic sellers during stock market dips are often married men with children WHO DO NOT FREQUENT TMC
Knightowl
Whovian
True, but risk is on and volatile conditions seem like they will continue to persist. I've been able to add many shares with stop loss orders and then setting buy orders and forget it. I dont catch the top or bottom but do well enough.
Every time shares sell I am sad/worried but get over it quickly when I end up able to add more shares on the buy order. I only do this because I have no more spare cash to put in but still want more shares.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
This is a good point. TSLA would have a Mkt Cap of $16T by 2050 if it simply kept pace with the Market at a CAGR of 11.4%/yr.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
5 days later? Lol! This was news LAST week. Hedgies don't need no stinkin' badges...
Cheers!
It's not so last week. The power crunch went from just a few places to include every major metro like Shanghai and Beijing, which was unthinkable.5 days later? Lol! This was news LAST week. Hedgies don't need no stinkin' badges...
Cheers!
He's known to be off....but.....if it's even somewhat close....OMFG!!WOW (this refers to Giga Shanghai September numbers):
thesmokingman
Active Member
Things were starting to go green and what does CNBC do, they put Grantham from GMO who says we're in a crazy arse bubble. I swear...Guess...the panic selling is over....now comes the panic buying
I know today stung a little but we are so close to what is going to be a blowout delivery number, and an even better set of financials. Somehow I've managed to buy some more today.
I truly believe we are in for a shock (quite positively) for the Q3/Q4 numbers. Internally, Tesla is aiming at 1M+ with its suppliers for this year. Even with the component shortages and whatever, we are still quite far away from that number. For the H1 2021, we have what? 380k total. To make up for that difference, I'm thinking more like 280k for Q3 and 340k for Q4 to close the 2021 with 1M+.
ThisStockGood
Still cruising my Model S 70 2015
And as far as I remember he is generally quite sceptic about high Tesla sales predictions, right?WOW (this refers to Giga Shanghai September numbers
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