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Does anyone know why TSLA dive from $173 to $169 in 10 minutes at 7am PST( 10am EST)?
Does anyone know why TSLA dive from $173 to $169 in 10 minutes at 7am PST( 10am EST)?
Even though I believe TSLA will cross $300 next year, I can envision a scenario where it goes below $100. But there is no way CSIQ is going to be below $20 six months from now or JASO below $10, or SOL below $5. I like the risk-reward much better in solar.
I actually think that there is a lot less risk in solar and a lot more potential reward. It is a no-brainer for me. TSLA is still a great buy and hold investment, and I wouldn't be surprised to be buying TSLA at $300 next year after my solar stocks play out. I am just banking that solar goes up 200% vs. TSLA 100%, which would validate my strategy.
Not that great a day so far. JASO just above 10 today; all your solar stocks are taking a beating right along with TSLA.
Tweeting Elon (for those who Tweet to Elon) to clarify his position on stock price in a Tweet will also make the record straight. Farzy? I abhor inaccuracy in analyst reviews and reporting. I honestly feel bad for ELon being asked the same question by cunning reporters and him having to politely replying over and over again.
My approach of a small cap emerging sector (like solar) is with relatively smaller amounts of $ until profitability is reached or is in the near horizon. After that I am willing to dump much larger amounts of cash. That is what I did with TSLA. The "risk-reward" in solar is still too high for me to invert my investment dollars between TSLA and Solar. I am still very bullish on TSLA in the medium term (6 months), but with an eye on Solar.
They are talking about dropping the California tax credits, that's probably part of it.Does anyone know why TSLA dive from $173 to $169 in 10 minutes at 7am PST( 10am EST)?
Tweeting Elon (for those who Tweet to Elon) to clarify his position on stock price in a Tweet will also make the record straight. Farzy? I abhor inaccuracy in analyst reviews and reporting. I honestly feel bad for ELon being asked the same question by cunning reporters and him having to politely replying over and over again.
Apparently Elon is trying to be honest, but does he really know what is the proper share price? He seems to be applying the same metrics as the fundamental analysts who only know how to look a year or two forward. It becomes an injustice to shareholders for Elon to say publicly that the current share price is more than we deserve. That becomes the headline, and the follow-up regarding it becoming well deserved in the future is lost. If he expects the stock to be worth considerably more in the future, then today’s price is deserved. When a reporter asks him about valuation, I’d suggest that he quite honestly say, “The market appears to understand what our company intends to be accomplishing five years from now, and we are working very hard to justify that confidence.”
Similar thinking from my side. Even if I put more on Solar, I can't put much more capital on it as they are more speculative. If I don't put more, then the return from it is trivial even if the underlying stock gain 100%. Besides, the only solar I am familiar, or with first hand experience is SolarCity. Every stock requires a lot of research.
As long as I manage TSLA well, in up and down time, the return will out weight any other opportunity.
Apparently Elon is trying to be honest, but does he really know what is the proper share price? He seems to be applying the same metrics as the fundamental analysts who only know how to look a year or two forward. It becomes an injustice to shareholders for Elon to say publicly that the current share price is more than we deserve. That becomes the headline, and the follow-up regarding it becoming well deserved in the future is lost. If he expects the stock to be worth considerably more in the future, then today’s price is deserved. When a reporter asks him about valuation, I’d suggest that he quite honestly say, “The market appears to understand what our company intends to be accomplishing five years from now, and we are working very hard to justify that confidence.”
When a reporter asks him about valuation, I’d suggest that he quite honestly say, “The market appears to understand what our company intends to be accomplishing five years from now, and we are working very hard to justify that confidence.”
However am serious about SJ Mercury- will garner better publicity if published there versus just in investnaire..
Apparently Elon is trying to be honest, but does he really know what is the proper share price? He seems to be applying the same metrics as the fundamental analysts who only know how to look a year or two forward. It becomes an injustice to shareholders for Elon to say publicly that the current share price is more than we deserve. That becomes the headline, and the follow-up regarding it becoming well deserved in the future is lost. If he expects the stock to be worth considerably more in the future, then today’s price is deserved. When a reporter asks him about valuation, I’d suggest that he quite honestly say, “The market appears to understand what our company intends to be accomplishing five years from now, and we are working very hard to justify that confidence.”
Yes I am serious too. I am reaching out to them.
Meanwhile, since Julian's article is a direct rebuttal to Prof. Damodaran's valuation thesis, which get highlighted in many media outlet like this:
http://www.valuewalk.com/2013/09/tesla-motors-inc-tsla-is-way-overvalued/
It is only reasonably fair that Julian's piece also get the similar exposure. So if you can reach out to any media and suggest doing a highlight in similar manner, it will support everyone here.
Does anyone know why TSLA dive from $173 to $169 in 10 minutes at 7am PST( 10am EST)?
Farzy, what Curt has in quotations is what I was trying to have you suggest to Elon on Twitter, as I thought you and Elon had a few exchanges there.. Our forum inputs can make a difference, however small it may be.