CyberDutchie
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Hahaha, I think I still have one of those too
Maybe there's hope for my Dec 21 160
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Hahaha, I think I still have one of those too
Curt Renz said:A Golden Ratio (Fibonacci) retracement to a price that is 61.8034% of a record high often marks the bottom of a retracement, as noted in the book I wrote on technical analysis for McGraw-Hill. Of course I am far from alone in realizing that. The intra-day TSLA high price on September 30 was $194.50 and the close was $193.37. The theoretical Golden Ratio lows based on those prices would be $120.21 and $ 119.51. The intra-day low today was $119.61 and the close was $121.58.
Finally! Dec 180 calls here we go
**EDIT2: Remember I used to talk about how TSLA's stock price mirrors my life events? Well, the stock started to drop when I had to shut down my corp. But today, something really wonderful happened as some sort of conclusion to the corp. Won't know for sure until December or next year though. Either outcome. It is going to be another life changing event to the upside.
She's moving again...broke $130 and climbing. Curt's Fibonacci retracement seems to have been the near-term bottom. Will be interesting to see how the stock responds to the next bit of negative news. If the reaction is more muted, we might be breaking out again.
Is this continued movement in reaction to the Dan Galves DB $200 PT, is it a Turkey-day check my stock portfolio bounce, or is there something else?
We are definitely picking up steam. I remain cautious but optimistic. I'm 80% in at this point. 20% remains in cash just in case we have another last minute buy opportunity.
The sentiment has shifted again. Possible short-term surprises now would be another fire, or a bad call by the NHTSA.
The majority of the market doesn't expect anything major to come out of the NHTSA ruling at this point. High expectations are dangerous (as we have learned with Q3) so place your bets accordingly.
You guys are watching TSLA act rationally on a day when there is very little trading and it's a half day with many people taking the day off. I want to add a note of caution that part of the reason that the stock is down to the 120 level, which is ridiculously low in my (our) opinions, is that there is a highly effective FUD machine and a bot out there that blows through stop losses quite effectively.
Consider the possibility that the "machine" is off today and was off this past wednesday because its owners went on vacation, and the bot will come back online next week to push the price down again.
I would love for us to be out of this ditch, but we might only be out of this ditch today because rational people are in the market on this holiday.
Do bots take vacations? My assumption is that if a financial firm has a bot that they think makes them money, they aren't likely to turn it off and waste a trading day. Anyone know about this?
There is something wrong in posting false or misleading info, regardless of what side you take.
I agree: fighting lies with lies is not a good idea.
Allright I'll stop with the made up FUD as well since they have mostly stopped as well.
Hey, I thought they were funny! Maybe they just should have been in the FUD thread.