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I do wonder if the market is concerned about the lack of M3 news (even with all the pictures of the increase of M3s in Tesla lots, there have not been a lot of deliveries and I think folks expected some new VIN registrations). Also, some seem to be using the SEC investigation as FUD (even though...

You are just blatantly wrong. I am not spreading doubt. Again, many of my posts are completely against the FUDsters. Forgive me if I actually constructively question certain things about Elon and Tesla when I disagree with approach, or if I have a simple question about upcoming earnings. This is...

ValueAnalyst go back and look at your post at this link 2017 Investor Roundtable: TSLA Market Action (on page 1087 of this forum). Again, I am not trying to spread FUD. But, I also do not blindly follow a company no matter how much I like it. There are serious questions that Elon needs to answer...

Actually, not here to spread FUD at all (I have many posts against all the FUD). I have a substantial long position and was looking for some insights as I am concerned for next week. That is all. And, I have nothing to do with hedge funds.

Other than Elon giving positive news on M3 production, is there any chance that next week is a positive ER? We already know that M3 deliveries were well below projections, which should hurt numbers enough to offset the positives on S and X deliveries. The market seems to think the ER will be...

I could be wrong, but it seems like the ambulance chasers are having a hard time finding lead plaintiffs for their frivolous investigations/lawsuits.

No value to this post, but have to vent. That was an ugly week! FUDsters really won out. Seems like that $360 range really scared them and they pulled out all stops. Oh well. The reality is the near-term price of this stock will come down to what is said during the earnings call, how the semi is...

It is amazing to me the non-news that comes out on this company that seems to drive the stock price (at least in the short-term). These “news” stories are generally non-events, are normal course for most companies, and would never be public info for the vast majority of (if not all of) other...

Another interesting Monday in the Tesla trading world. The FUDsters seem to be utilizing the weekends to rile up certain investors and shakeout the weak hands come Monday.

The focus on normal course employee reviews/matters, in my view, shows the desperation of those who want to see this stock go down. Very large companies do annual reviews, and the good ones always let people go (usually the bottom five to ten percent). This is not news, but rather normal course...

I am still trying to figure out what has fundamentally changed from late last week, other than having a bit more clarity on M3 news that was already out, having a slight delay on the semi reveal that is insignificant (and having more info that the semi is better than any speculation currently...

I know that Musk’s tweet storm on Friday has been and will be interpreted differently by the media and the shorts, but I just do not view what came out as negative. To me it was neutral to positive info. From the production and delivery report last week, we all knew that the M3 production was...

It is definitely hard to argue with Musk’s success. As a retired executive from an also very succesful public company, I guess I am just a bit more conservative in my public facing approach (this is a company where employees were pushed VERY hard (still are), but in a more private way - the...

Well, very glad I did not follow my inner negative demons and sell yesterday a.m. (was very tempted at certain points in the morning).

As CEO of a public company there is a responsibility to be realistic with public projections. This has nothing to do with setting internal goals that are very aggressive. They are two very different things. One subjects you to potential SEC scrutiny and sharholeder lawsuits, the other drives...