Short-Term TSLA Price Movements - 2013

[Norse]

Same here, out at 83, in at 93-97. Really glad I got in again and didnt listen to the advice to wait. It is not possible to not have TSLA Stocks these days

 

[dmckinstry]

I'm in Spokane, can I have a ride?:smile:

I don't see why not. I'm in the white pages, and we're the only McKinstry's in Cheney. The order isn't going to the factory until today, so it'll probably be about two months. Hopefully less.

 

[ShortSlaver]

Here comes a big tumble, dropped past $100

 

[Causalien]

Here comes a big tumble, dropped past $100

It's a well timed assault. The tell is that there's a Zero Hedge article attacking TSLA. Someone with enough money to pay off ZeroHedge was shorting. I have to admit, the timing, the press, everything was well orchestrated.

 

[CapitalistOppressor]

Here comes a big tumble, dropped past $100

But what about the children...:crying:

 

[ShortSlaver]

The good news is there are plenty of shorts now. IF this stock can get any upward momentum we're looking at another squeeze. However, it has fallen back to Earth rather quickly.

 

[Gtoffo]

Here comes a big tumble, dropped past $100

Went briefly below 100$...I would buy at 100$ so I don't see it going much below that.... but it may just be wishful thinking... a lot of red ink flowing today...

 

[hershey101]

Someone should call Elon and tell him to start tweeting

 

[ShortSlaver]

It's a well timed assault. The tell is that there's a Zero Hedge article attacking TSLA. Someone with enough money to pay off ZeroHedge was shorting. I have to admit, the timing, the press, everything was well orchestrated.

Hell of a play if so. Short it with massive volume and create a selling panic.

 

[CapitalistOppressor]

It's a well timed assault. The tell is that there's a Zero Hedge article attacking TSLA. Someone with enough money to pay off ZeroHedge was shorting. I have to admit, the timing, the press, everything was well orchestrated.

Maybe I should post an article on SA to fight back. First draft -

"TSLA good. Shorts wrong."

Did I miss anything?

- - - Updated - - -

Wow. 12.5 million shares traded already. Just like the good old days, last week.

 

[scriptacus]

It's a well timed assault. The tell is that there's a Zero Hedge article attacking TSLA. Someone with enough money to pay off ZeroHedge was shorting. I have to admit, the timing, the press, everything was well orchestrated.

There have been no announcements or major positive news since last week that I am aware of, yet it shoots up from 97 to 115. Maybe I'm naive or missed something, but I don't think you need a conspiracy theory to explain the stock dropping back down after shooting up almost 20 dollars in 24 hours on no real news.

 

[aznt1217]

There have been no announcements or major positive news since last week that I am aware of, yet it shoots up from 97 to 115. Maybe I'm naive or missed something, but I don't think you need a conspiracy theory to explain the stock dropping back down after shooting up almost 20 dollars in 24 hours on no real news.

The Goldman Sachs interview, Secondary Offering Delayed Reaction, and increased press coverage probably explains the last few rises. I am actually pretty happy about this pullback, it's a healthy pullback. Bull needs to recharge before running again.

 

[Causalien]

There have been no announcements or major positive news since last week that I am aware of, yet it shoots up from 97 to 115. Maybe I'm naive or missed something, but I don't think you need a conspiracy theory to explain the stock dropping back down after shooting up almost 20 dollars in 24 hours on no real news.

It's not a conspiracy. News article are a result of someone wanting to publish it.

 

[hershey101]

The Goldman Sachs interview, Secondary Offering Delayed Reaction, and increased press coverage probably explains the last few rises. I am actually pretty happy about this pullback, it's a healthy pullback. Bull needs to recharge before running again.

I sure wish the bull, and the car, would recharge faster so I can be in the money at the end of the week, and drive farther

 

[avatar]

These complex explanations for a rather obvious problem are quite amusing. This time last tuesday TSLA traded as low as ~ $84. This morning it was at $114. No news. No announcements. It's just noise folks. This is a highly volatile stock so noise is louder at the peaks. Buying at these prices is very risky.

I should also point to one more thing - The minute you see people trotting out stock charts and patterns to explain why they think a stock is about to go up, you should run for the hills. As fast as you can. Take your money and run. The pseudoscientists, astrologers and snake oil salesmen are here to sell you on how to make a quick buck.

 

[Royal TS(LA)]

You only loose when you sell for a loss, and you only make money when you sell for a profit. Dont think about how much you have lost if you did not actually sell, as it is not a real number.

Right on. No reason to get emo on purely temporary virtual losses :biggrin:.

 

[ShortSlaver]

The Goldman Sachs interview, Secondary Offering Delayed Reaction, and increased press coverage probably explains the last few rises. I am actually pretty happy about this pullback, it's a healthy pullback. Bull needs to recharge before running again.

Need to get more weak handed shorts which I'm sure we have plenty of right now.

 

[CapitalistOppressor]

Right on. No reason to get emo on purely temporary virtual losses :biggrin:.

Lol. Who was emo? I was making a joke about the volatility.

 

[twinklejet]

104! recovering now?

EDIT: spoke too soon. never mind :/

 

[brianstorms]

The derivative of the hypotenuse of the triangle forming today suggests a sine-wave chart action that if sustained above 104.50 will drive an oscillation in the trendline which could lead to a midday rhombus that could form into a classic textbook Foster's Trapezoid by 4pm and if so, we'll see an aggressive isocoles tectonic at 11:16am tomorrow morning that spells long term health and surefire financial success for all.

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