Unfortunately, I did not this time around... 2 weeks away from going to a Long Term on some of my positions and figured the new floor was 92.
I feel like the Longs on this thread are Thunder Buddies for TSLA haha
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Short-Term TSLA Price Movements - 2013
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Unfortunately, I did not this time around... 2 weeks away from going to a Long Term on some of my positions and figured the new floor was 92.
I feel like the Longs on this thread are Thunder Buddies for TSLA haha
Thumper
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ShortSlaver
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Indeed. A lot of the smarter people I follow who are mainly bullish have been bearish the last few days. Most have just recently bought back in a bit. There's plenty of new short interest again, so there's the potential to go up a bit more too.
We'll see what Mr. Market thinks.
Citizen-T
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I wanted to buy some more calls there when we got under $89, but wasn't fast enough. Hoping we retest it today.
After watching the Bull vs. Bear segment on Bloomberg. I am fully convinced we can have a Short Squeeze Part II. Granted, I think the $300 target is ludicrous for the short term (1 year-- then again I hope I am wrong). The short argument holds very little weight.
- The main drawback shorts continue to draw upon are price and range and continuous faulty comparisons to Leafs and Volts
- The price was never an issue in my mind because of where the Model S competes.
- Range is pretty much solved in daily driving habits and the long range issue is being resolved with charging solutions.
So I say let them short. Let them take the opposite position. I can't wait to take their money (in the end) for lunch and stop by Smith and Wollensky's for a victory steak.
Norse
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Since Solar, Bloom Box, Fisker and other "greens" have mostly failed there will allways be ppl shorting this. Hopefully we cant get some short squeezes each year
dmckinstry
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Well, I sold at $92.4, but that's being used to buy my Model S. I still have half my original number of shares, but won't be selling any of that at less than $150.
rolosrevenge
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I don't think it's that big of a deal. It's just a continuation of the status quo, and it's not clear to me it makes that huge a difference to the purchase experience. After all, you order on the internet regardless.
bollar
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Yeah. It just introduces some annoyances. Sales tax can't be financed, you have to do the registration yourself, and you can't contact the Service Center directly to schedule appointments. There may be some other small issues.
This was given by the auto dealers' lobby, not oil & gas. Just under half of the State's electricity comes from natural gas, so at least some of the Oil & Gas people are getting their cut. O&G are probably more concerned about the large and growing wind generation (currently ~ 10%).
ShortSlaver
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You might be happy you didn't get them at that price.
It feels like TSLA is getting some support in low 90's but it's really fragile and can just as easily fall off the wagon even more.
Jonathan Hewitt
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I bought a couple Jan14 calls about an hour ago. So far it wasn't a good choice but I am assuming TSLA will be up again before Jan14, haha. The bulk of my cash is being saved for the 80s, assuming it gets there. If it doesn't at least I made some use of this dip by buying those calls.
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