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InTheShadows
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Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
Bought June calls on that dip. Agree that all we need now is a nice little catalyst.
The cars were to be on a boat in the end of Feb for delivery in March... that's not happening it seems.
Tesla CEO: Very optimistic for 2014 - CNBC
Skip to ~6:15
Got more at $220.50. Big drops on low volume usually make me salivate - a very clear buying opportunity with big news still incoming (Giga Factory location and partners, China demand, NHTSA clearance, Model X production reveal).
No. Incentives will continue until 50.000 cars/year 2017 (today there are 16-17000 (estimated)). There will only be a re-evaluation of the current incentives after 2017/50.000 cars (whatever happens first).
In fact, the incentives will probably be prolonged (http://www.elbil.no/politikk/1251--elbilpolitikken-ligger-fast) (auto-google-translated for you USAers)
The Blue Owl
Endangerous Herbivore
Yeah, and meanwhile, ValueBlock is fanning the flames about demand, prominently displayed near the TSLA Google Finance chart. But hey, they're only asking a question, right?
Gtoffo
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Not as unprepared as last time, but still not as prepared for corrections as I should be. It's easy to get irrational with risk when the profits keep rolling in.
The most important lessons are learned the hard way.
I have cash on the side to deploy as soon as the recovery commences. But not much more to protect me. Timing will be important....and that worries me.
I'm afraid now Tesla is so big we need to pay more attention to macro-economic events. When the market is red: Tesla is redder (it's a risky asset and the first people will dump).
Interesting note: AAPL is being treated as a safe heaven? (i.e. safe solid asset that people run to when it starts raining). Never noticed that behavior before.
The most important lessons are learned the hard way.
I have cash on the side to deploy as soon as the recovery commences. But not much more to protect me. Timing will be important....and that worries me.
I'm afraid now Tesla is so big we need to pay more attention to macro-economic events. When the market is red: Tesla is redder (it's a risky asset and the first people will dump).
Interesting note: AAPL is being treated as a safe heaven? (i.e. safe solid asset that people run to when it starts raining). Never noticed that behavior before.
I was thinking the same thing, and actually this is a small bullish indicator for me. Gold is down today and people are still confident enough to buy a high-flying tech stock as a "safe bet." Still, that's a small glimmer in what is shaping up to be a bloodbath of a day market-wide.
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