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I'm scratching my head, too. The market cheers when the Fed mumbles in tongues about continued low rates. It also loves tax cuts. But when the whole world is getting a huge tax cut... the sky is falling?Interesting development. I remember a time when the market would go up if oil fell. I am guessing people are getting margin called.
I'm scratching my head, too. The market cheers when the Fed mumbles in tongues about continued low rates. It also loves tax cuts. But when the whole world is getting a huge tax cut... the sky is falling?
I wonder how long it takes for lower input costs to percolate into higher earnings across the board (save for energy companies).
I think we need to get into earnings season and one company after another will highlight how lower fuel costs are helping them save money. At that time, this FUD bucket will be shot through with holes. Those trying to short the market on this have a pretty short window of time to pull this over on retail investors. Be prepared to jump in with cash.
Is anybody willing to speculate what caused this almost $9 ascend? The Nasdaq is down, the Brent Crude is down, but TSLA rose more than $8 on a steady volume. It looks like this is not any TSLA specific news related (no real spike in volume). Just looks like methodical position accumulation by a large player?
Is anybody willing to speculate what caused this almost $9 ascend? The Nasdaq is down, the Brent Crude is down, but TSLA rose more than $8 on a steady volume. It looks like this is not any TSLA specific news related (no real spike in volume). Just looks like methodical position accumulation by a large player?
Is anybody willing to speculate what caused this almost $9 ascend? The Nasdaq is down, the Brent Crude is down, but TSLA rose more than $8 on a steady volume. It looks like this is not any TSLA specific news related (no real spike in volume). Just looks like methodical position accumulation by a large player?
This article came across just a few moments ago on SA. Questionable validity, but could be the stimulus that we have been waiting for to break above the 200d if true:
http://seekingalpha.com/news/221114...-2014?app=1&uide=14100542&uprof=51#email_link
Feel free to discuss..... or not...
Well they did sell 6100 in March-May 2013, so not so easy
Let's try to keep this thread focused on news and other short-term drivers of TSLA's price. Thanks.
In small doses, I agree. But when we have 20 posts going off into some fairly deep macro analysis, it's time for that conversation to occur on a different stage.Right or wrong many seem to think fuel pricing is a short term driver for TSLA's price. There are articles being written about exactly that. Not saying it doesn't deserve it's own thread, just suggesting that it is very much on topic for short term price movements.
At least one thing, it appears to be at least transiently decoupled from oil, for better or worse. This is however getting me worried about the days-weeks to come