Norse
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Thanks all! I got some 140 aug calls for 1.10 each. sold half of them instantly for 200% profit. Tho I think it will climb higher today if market turns
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Thanks all! I got some 140 aug calls for 1.10 each. sold half of them instantly for 200% profit. Tho I think it will climb higher today if market turns
Would love to hear what others are thinking.
My quick rationalization is that when the market is tanking, especially tech (bad week for Cisco), they gotta put their money somewhere, and everybody knows deep down that Tesla is hot and going places and the future is so bright, you gotta wear shades, etc. So, bingo. TSLA goes up.
Just some thoughts. Would love to hear what others are thinking.
You hit some points i had missed. Im quite new to this so could you explain some things to me:
You said the market found the bottom at 135 and quickly bounced out of the 130s. What were the mechanics behind this? I understand that there were probably a lot of limit orders set for 135 which would stop it from falling below 135 but what caused it to bounce out of the 130s? How did the 135 floor affect the overall mood/sentiment? How do we know that 135 is the bottom?
Just some thoughts. Would love to hear what others are thinking.
another curious item is all the bad articles in Seeking Alpha especially. I'm really dissappointed in that organization with the way they treat Julian, the way they delete our comments, and produce so many negative pieces on TSLA. It's something the SEC should investigate. How can we blow the whistle on this?
Does SA gain anything at all from supporting the shorts? What are they funded by the oil companies or something? LOL.
Anyhow, this stock below 140 is cheap imo.
Feel the same way. I get emails whenever they have a new article about TSLA and the past few days have all been negative articles. I just don't bother clicking the links b/c I don't want to give them page views
thats what I'd like the SEC to investigate, the motives/incentives behind SA doing this
Negative we go.