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I didnt read the article yet, but I think what he might be alluding to is that Germany the government is going to allow the auto industry to just fail. I think many of assume that these companies will be allowed to just crumble under their own weight, but as we saw here in the US in 2008, the government can step in and prop them up. To me its not a matter of it there will be competition, its when and what form will it take. I like to use the Android vs IPhone argument. Iphone is monolithic and high margin and has a built in fan base that is extremely loyal. Android is fragmented, some phones are as good as iphones but much lower margins and quality issues like self immolating batteries. I see Tesla continuing to stay up market with their products. I dont see them ever making a no frills budget oriented car, just like Apple will never make a no frills budget oriented phone. Tesla's master plan is to create demand on such a level that other autos must respond and they seem to be doing a pretty good job at the first part of that plan. Tesla believes that they can stay 2 steps ahead of the competition and i agree. Even if the German government does step in to save the German auto industry at some point the amount of time it takes to ramp all this technology gives Tesla an almost insurmountable lead. Its not a factor of how much money you can throw it, as these things take time. Certainly they could build multiple batter factories at the same time or hope for dozens of parts supplier to do the same, but hope is not really a business plan I would want to invest in. Until I see it, and it should be obvious to those of us following, im not buying the notion of 2020 Tesla killers. I see a hundred android phones coming and some will have some nice features, but most will have razor thing margins and will be mundane and fugly like the Bolt, which would be a great car if it cost $20k. In 25 years, I see Tesla with 30%+ of the global car market and 90% of the global car market profits. Ill take that any day and twice on Sunday.
Market is back in beast mode. Bears are gonna have some problems.
Where?Where?
Was about to say the SP is looking to set itself up for a repeat of yesterday's close. Finger's crossed.Hopefully this keeps coiling just below 330. Would be nervous as a short if come 3.45pm it is around that price.
Looks like they fell asleep at the switch. Busted through and topped 331.Someone really really doesn't want $TSLA over 330 today.
Edit: Doh, D-egg-O beat me by 6 minutes on that post.
They may have given up and decided to wait to play their games tomorrow instead. Displaying my ignorance as usual, but where are all the billions they are losing so far this year coming from?Looks like they fell asleep at the switch. Busted through and topped 331.
Now let's hope they don't wake up anytime soon.
What's your approach for a ST option that dips way down quickly? For instance, I have a 7/21 $370 call I bought near the top that's worth hardly anything at this point. Seems to me the best approach is probably just sitting with it in case the share price rebounds strongly by 7/21, which it definitely could. However, it might be smart to roll further out in time. Thoughts?While it limits my upside my rule with ST options is if they are nicely up: Sell enough of them to cover your initial cost, plus 10% and let the rest ride.
NOT advice
EDIT: I have learned that my greed usually costs me more than my caution over time.
They may have given up and decided to wait to play their games tomorrow instead. Displaying my ignorance as usual, but where are all the billions they are losing so far this year coming from?
Oof. They woke up again. Come on $TSLA give them a knock out punch!Looks like they fell asleep at the switch. Busted through and topped 331.
Now let's hope they don't wake up anytime soon.
Koch Brothers throwing their money at killing electric cars. I'm 90% sure some of this is their work.