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Short-Term TSLA Price Movements - 2015
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From the story:
"Initially, the car manufacturer denied the story. Later, Tesla confirmed to Forbes that they had “ordered number plates for 2,500 cars” but stressed that was not the equivalent of buying and registering cars.” A spokesperson for Tesla explained, “We’ve been selling a lot of model S’s out there, because of the incentives going away and so in anticipation of that, we bought license plates. These are not registrations.” The spokesperson says that those license plates would not be assigned to a car until it has been officially sold.
Hours after the story broke in Denmark, Lauritzen also appeared to backtrack on the story telling the BBC News that he believes he has now received a satisfactory reason for the registration of the 2,500 plates. He did not explain further."
"Initially, the car manufacturer denied the story. Later, Tesla confirmed to Forbes that they had “ordered number plates for 2,500 cars” but stressed that was not the equivalent of buying and registering cars.” A spokesperson for Tesla explained, “We’ve been selling a lot of model S’s out there, because of the incentives going away and so in anticipation of that, we bought license plates. These are not registrations.” The spokesperson says that those license plates would not be assigned to a car until it has been officially sold.
Hours after the story broke in Denmark, Lauritzen also appeared to backtrack on the story telling the BBC News that he believes he has now received a satisfactory reason for the registration of the 2,500 plates. He did not explain further."
CALGARYARSENAL
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I would add that this is a very bullish piece of data for Tesla meeting 2016 guidance. They have only sold 951 cars in Denmark through October, but they expect up to an additional 2,500 sales for the remainder of the quarter. WOW:love:
Well, it's a good move given that it's a stupid policy with the way they are taxing the vehicles. We should be trying to slow the rate of climate change not raise barriers. I applaud Tesla for having the canines to do this because I'm the grand scheme of things it's necessary for all of us collectively.
Also, CALGARYARSENAL you have no position but yet you seem incredibly sure about price actions. Back it up and put your money where your mouth is because what you write is pretty baseless and seems too emotionally driven. For those that are new here. Obviously invest at your own risk, but most importantly attach your time horizons and set your stops. I'm still holding Tesla and I'm slapping a $350 target this time next year because of that secondary which I keep bringing up and the options milestones the management team needs to hit (namely the 50B market cap by 2017).
Yes, Elon doesn't care about money for himself but he certainly cares if it will accelerate the adoption of EV's. It'll get done. For those short term traders, you know you are juggling knives. High risk, high reward both ways.
McMuggets
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FredTMC
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I'd love to see tesla schedule delivery of a few MXs within the next day or so. Not crap loads but how about a few?! We all know tesla said they'll ramp slowly at first and then more quickly in December to hundreds of units a week. Would it really kill them to deliver a few now?
These deliveries would give the street some confidence that things are moving. There's simply got to be some 2nd row seats available. There's a few founder cars already and a Veterns Day car yesterday and cars spotted on the test track and beta cars with seats.
These deliveries would give the street some confidence that things are moving. There's simply got to be some 2nd row seats available. There's a few founder cars already and a Veterns Day car yesterday and cars spotted on the test track and beta cars with seats.
Scott Ales
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The author is so weak using this title. We used to have a questionable dealer at the wholesale auto auctions who would use a line like this. If he had a BMW 740iL selling on the block that did NOT have a Sport package, he would yell out to the bidders crowd, "Wait! Wait! Is this car a Sport package?" All the while knowing it did not have the option.
It's like writing a article with a title, "Did GM cancel the Bolt?" Then digress into the fact that the project is still on track. I would be uncomfortable showing my face as the author.
CALGARYARSENAL
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I have given all the reasons why I believe Tesla is a $150.00 stock at best. I have given all the reasons for my change in attitude towards this company. Many on here agree with my feelings towards the X, quality control issues, over promising/underdelivering, irrational exuberance, expensive Model 3 predictions, no place for apartment dwellers to charge Model 3, Musk telling people to stop abusing Superchargers and the list goes on. Putting my money where my mouth is? I simply can't play this name anymore long or short. We could wake up tomorrow and it could look like Solar City (another stock that is defended all the way down by dreamers). Nothing wrong with dreaming. I dreamed for a couple months and made out like a bandit. Oh yes....It could rocket to 450 next year......but the more I look at Musk and listen to him the more the hair on the back of my neck stands up. Too many red flags. Good luck! Besides....its good to hear the other side. It all cannot be one big circle **** on here.
Scott Ales
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Interesting thing about the bears here. I don't recall ever seeing a bear with a signature showing they own and drive a Tesla daily. One can carry on about red flags and feelings forever, but until you own and drive a Tesla for at least a month it's like virgin teenagers talking about sex.
The product is why I am a bull first.
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Yuri_G
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I think certain people are forgetting that it took the market 10 months to react to the Model S launch. I expect the X ramp to go a little smoother, but it's not out of the realm of possibility that it takes just as long. The next few months may not be pretty, but Tesla has a mountain of knowledge to build off of this time. If people want to bet against them after what happened in 2013, please be my guest.
McMuggets
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Very true. I will do my very best to not have to ever go back to driving an gas/diesel car again. Climbing into one now feels like I'm travelling back in time. While I'm at it I might as well throw out my iPhone and grab my motorola brick phone. No matter what the stock price does, I will always be a Tesla driver and already am ready to place a reservation for Model 3. I just hope that the website won't crash and people can actually get on to place deposits, since the demand will be absolutely ludicrous. So many people I know (who are very middle class) are waiting to get their reservation in for the Model 3.
Analyst Recommendations 11/13
Stifel and Morgan Stanely, both reiterated their PTs of $400 and $450, respectively. Today we have Brian Johnson reiterating his bearish $180 PT with an "underweight" followed by Ben Kallo's PT of $282 and a "neutral" recommendation.
As you can see the average PT is still around $300.
Stifel and Morgan Stanely, both reiterated their PTs of $400 and $450, respectively. Today we have Brian Johnson reiterating his bearish $180 PT with an "underweight" followed by Ben Kallo's PT of $282 and a "neutral" recommendation.
As you can see the average PT is still around $300.
It will not happen - but - interesting to think about this: Tesla could open reservation for Model 3 next week, without any specific information/photos - just - let everybody reserce M3 and pay, say - 1000 USD.
And it could shoot up big res.numbers anyway, i think I would reserve for myself one too.. even if i will need to wait 2-3 years, just to be first in line
And it could shoot up big res.numbers anyway, i think I would reserve for myself one too.. even if i will need to wait 2-3 years, just to be first in line
ev-enthusiast
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Scott Ales
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Doesn't look like a rumor to me...
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Stated on the link under characteristics.
Scott Ales
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Gloomy here in Florida this morning.
Pre-Market down too.
Looks and feels like a rough TSLA day.
I have to wonder....
If EM is so disengaged from the stock value, why rush to meet his self imposed deadline on the MX launch then go dark on the ramp up? Why not just wait till you're ready to fire it all up at the same time?
Pre-Market down too.
Looks and feels like a rough TSLA day.
I have to wonder....
If EM is so disengaged from the stock value, why rush to meet his self imposed deadline on the MX launch then go dark on the ramp up? Why not just wait till you're ready to fire it all up at the same time?
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