Recent content by StrongGuy

Just because I have a different opinion about market sentiment on Tesla doesn't mean I'm a troll.

I'm not sure what point you're making. It seems he made a bad call on TSLA, and since he's a wall street analyst, it sort of proves that institutions aren't taking TSLA seriously. It's still a meme stock to them. Anyway, this discussion has nothing to do with which wall street analyst make good...

The guy is a wall street veteran, and he is simple stating what happens behind the scenes.

If the broader market understood TSLA, then the stock would be at $10,000 right now. Institutions acting like apes and riding the FOMO hypetrain isn't new. I don't know if you know this guy, but there's this person named Gordon Johnson who explains this situation in detail. In this video...

Retail and institutional apes, not just retail.

I hear you. I think TSLA's growth is outstanding. What I don't agree on is that the general market understands this right now. This is reasonable. I hope it falls to the 800-range.

It's just one day so far. It took a few months for TSLA to drop from 900 to 550ish. We'll see what tomorrow has in store for us. I agree that big whale apes are going in along with retail apes, but I believe both don't actually care about TSLA's fundamentals and are only in it for the ride...

The stock shot up when the deal was announced and then crashed hard when Elon said there technically isn't a deal. It's pretty obvious this rally has been due to retail ape FOMO and not due to a changing perception of Tesla's valuation. I think some institutional apes also dumped their shares...

I think the Hertz deal is huge for Tesla. Free advertisement and lots of potential customers can try out a Tesla at Hertz. The problem is that I think you're looking at this too logically. Retail apes do not think like you. They think 100k cars = good. Other apes buy TSLA so I Ape buy TSLA. In...

Have to give Gary Black credit about selling at 1100. He's a very smart guy. He also timed $900 correctly.

I'm not a permabear. Long-term, I think TSLA is a good buy. I just don't buy the argument that the market's opinion about them changed. TSLA will always go up and down due to retail FOMO.

Buying the dip is half of it. I successfully sold the top pretty consistently. I made good buys and sells in Q4 2019, March 2020, SP500 Inclusion, Buying at $580 after the drop from $900. Thankfully I didn't HODL and made far more money trading.

I was in an argument with them. Quite a few of them laughed at me and said that we're in new territory. I was right to be skeptical. It's the same thing that happened for the past few years. We will see a crash back down to 1000 and maybe even lower.

There were some ridiculous predictions like $5,000 per share this rally. There was another guy who said that the market is suddenly realizing Tesla's true value, so large dips are out of the question now when Tesla does $15+ EPS in 2022. I said that this rise is due to retail FOMO, not due to...

Most people think Tesla can't expand earnings to the point where it can justify its current valuation. That's why they are bearish on the stock. The recent rise in TSLA is due to retail FOMO, not due to the market changing its opinion on Tesla's fundamentals.