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You're right... sorry! Edited my postIs 291.42 the all time high?
I'm thinking you might have a shot after ER, but I wouldn't bet on it.I was hoping there would be some profit taking today so I could purchase some additional shares, I wonder if I'm going to have to wait until after ER, or abandon all hope of getting back in under $260?
I've got my limit order in just in case it does go under 260, but I agree that the chances are looking slimmer by the day.I'm thinking you might have a shot after ER, but I wouldn't bet on it.
Yeh that would be optimal, but it depends on whether there will be a dip or not.Wouldn't you want to buy the LEAP on the dip?
Institutional shorts have to start considering the possibility of career-affecting losses. As of now they can exit at a relatively small loss, blame everything on the Tesla cult, and declare TSLA unshortable. They'll be in good company as most institutional shorts have been short TSLA up to now. What is much more difficult is explaining why you just watched as the stock traded higher and higher, even passing all time highs and not figuring out the trade has gone against you.
TSLA rises every single Monday morning. This is probably amateur retail investors learning about Tesla from a friend over the weekend, watched a bunch of Elon Musk youtube videos, and deciding to buy first thing Monday morning. These new investors (as opposed to amateur retail traders) will probably not be selling for a very long time. Every Monday morning we see this. I'd be worried if I was short.
Have a question for you guys. Looks like my covered calls @ 277.5 this week is gonna sell me some stocks. It's fine as I do need some money for other stuff and also paying back the margins is always not a bad idea. However, I still want to keep up my exposure to TSLA to some extent. I'm considering several options:
1. Wait for a dip and buy back. I think it is probable to see a dip in the next few months. After all, Model 3 is not here yet.
2. Borrow even more from my broker to buy with margin now.
3. Buy LEAPs now, leveraging a bit to get the same exposure but with less cash.
I think option 3 might be the best. But at what strike price and expiration date? Very much appreciated.
This might be the best... Thanks!Why wouldn't you roll it out and up to the next week? Premiums are very high because it is ER week. You can roll it up to $285 and still pull out close to $2.00 per each...
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I expect dividends from Tesla. Maybe in 2025 or so.
If you loan your shares out for short this the same as getting a dividend.