deonb
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The opening price that day was $19.00 (at 11:26 am ?!!)
It wouldn't be Tesla if it wasn't late at something...
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The opening price that day was $19.00 (at 11:26 am ?!!)
Just wanted to thank everyone on here who provided some amazing commentary. I also wanted to share my story
Im 21 and still in university. I took a Financial Economics course which got me thinking about stocks. I became a member here and immediately bought the stock on July 1st with my savings of $2000. On Aug 2nd.(friday) I sold my long position and bought 5 sept 170 call options. Surprisingly, after the dip today my options where still in the green. Also i couldn't resist the price today so i bought an aug 160 call with the extra money i had lying around.
Thanks to everyone here i will be able to pay off an entire year's tuition from my student loans after i figure out how to time selling these options.
*edit: typo
I'd like to see $160 today. I want to dump these Aug $140 calls before the weekend and I'm waiting for $160.
Kevin99:
I just checked, and TradeStation has TSLA 1 min data all the way back to 6/29/10.
That was the opening day by the way.
The opening price that day was $19.00 (at 11:26 am ?!!) with closing at $23.94.
Supercharger network is not a "moat" - since others can replicate it (afterall, there are more CHAdeMO chargers now than expected super chargers in a couple of years). Their only moat is battery - and that is the reason for the "cool" and "it". If Model S had 100 mile range - none of those would be there.
BTW, Tesla has a big problem with supercharger location - they can't put many in the cities (unlike OEMS, who have dealers) because of cost.
Well, I am out. I sold all my 90, 95, and 100 Sept calls. (I closed my Aug 150's yesterday for a nice profit). I am rolling most of my option money into straight stock (so I am finally supporting the stock instead of freeloading ) I need to get some sleep, and my new "conservative portfolio" of mostly Tesla stock will allow me to ignore the ticker for hours at a time!
Edit: ....and here come the gap. hold on, I am sure its going to the moon now!!
It is because you stopped freeloading and bought the stock. You just triggered the short squeeze. :biggrin:
I need to get some sleep, and my new "conservative portfolio" of mostly Tesla stock will allow me to ignore the ticker for hours at a time!
This is like deja vu all over again.
I vividly remember that the Friday after Q1 the price stayed at $70 for the first 10 minutes or so.
I had a whole bunch of $70 calls that were expiring that day that were slightly positive, but only because of premium, which was going to erode throughout the day. So I pulled the trigger and sold them.
Over a 3 minute period thereafter the stock price rose to $80.
Exact same thing today (smaller scale), but this time I sat it out with my August 9 150 calls. Thank goodness!
lol! Same thing here. Only I disnt have time cause I was gonna meet the model S for the first time. And WOOOOW!!! Ive seen videos, but what an insane car!! Im never ever selling the stock! Not even at 4000$ my only problem is to get the car without selling stock! Tesla is the future!
btw im in Copenhagen on vacation, and finally got my testdeive. 10 people were standing and taking photos of the car when we came back to the store.
It was tho fairly easy to get a ride, even tho they only had one car! But when more cars comes to Europe, Tesla will conquer the continent!
John Peterson never stop trying:
Tesla's Non-GAAP Fairy Tale
How shameless he is to even quote his own notorious articles? Does he really believe he will have the last laugh?