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NEW: Barclays says @TeslaMotors 3Q sales growing faster than previous guidance. $TSLA down 25 cents at $183.71
If you want one of the best connected countries in the world you should come to Estonia, the Silicon Valley of Europe i.e. where I am We consider internet access a human right (really, that's made many times, not sure it's in the constitution though) and it's almost impossible to be without network here.
What languages can I use to get by? I can do English French, okay with Spanish, German. At a loss with the rest.
i won't be surprised to see a downgrade from someone tomorrow.
it's all fit for a big fund to open a short position, first you raise the price with upgrade, then open the position ATH and then takes out all the bad news and for desert a downgrade.
The stock is flat. Where exactly is the conspiracy?that's what i wrote yesterday
not a downgrade but a new cover from S&P and a sell rating
cheese they got my there...
where is sleepy to say that rating companies are innocent?
The stock is flat. Where exactly is the conspiracy?
Wouldn't by default this be insider trading? If they take a short and then downgrade the stock?
Has anyone else noticed that when there's a day with general "market bad news" -- you know, government shutdown, bad jobs numbers, debt limit crisis, etc. -- and the S&P 500, NASDAQ, Dow, etc. all drop -- Tesla stock tends to go UP?
I'd love to hear theories on this. There seems to me to be some significant group of traders which is treating Tesla as counter-cyclical or a hedge against general economic trouble.
Has anyone else noticed that when there's a day with general "market bad news" -- you know, government shutdown, bad jobs numbers, debt limit crisis, etc. -- and the S&P 500, NASDAQ, Dow, etc. all drop -- Tesla stock tends to go UP?
I'd love to hear theories on this. There seems to me to be some significant group of traders which is treating Tesla as counter-cyclical or a hedge against general economic trouble.
Im hoping this is just healthy consolidation from the last run up before another big run up. Time will tell.
Has anyone else noticed that when there's a day with general "market bad news" -- you know, government shutdown, bad jobs numbers, debt limit crisis, etc. -- and the S&P 500, NASDAQ, Dow, etc. all drop -- Tesla stock tends to go UP?
I'd love to hear theories on this. There seems to me to be some significant group of traders which is treating Tesla as counter-cyclical or a hedge against general economic trouble.