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Social Chat - Short Term TSLA Movements
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Can you believe, there is only 14 of us "members" on this thread at this time, I would have expected many more!
carrerascott
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FredTMC
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call at this time and Press Release probably shortly after close (within 30 min from now)
Sburch44
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Hi everyone -- I'm a USC student looking to do a short interview with a Tesla owner in Southern California. If someone could help me out it would be greatly appreciated. I would ask you about your Tesla and what you think the future of electric cars is in Southern California. Also, I can't seem to post this as a new post, so if anyone could help me with that too that would be great! Thanks -- Sean
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Wow, I'll let others hear explain this drop to me. Quickly reading but so far looks about what we expected?
Mario Kadastik
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No 2014 guidance, everything else is exactly as expected, no blowout. There is indication that GM might exceed 25% if favorable options selections continue. There is also raise to 21.5k deliveries and expected 6k cars in Q4. I have to say it's not blowout and that's maybe what the market expected. I guess what we need now is to listen to the actual CC so that we'll hear Elon's take on things that may move the stock one way or the other. The drop right now is on the meh report to not even the lows we saw past weeks.
Citizen-T
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Biggest surprise I see in here is that Model X is being "accelerated". I'm not sure whether that means they intend to deliver it earlier or if that just means that they are picking up the pace in anticipation of delivering it on time. I want to hear clarification about that on the call.
Mario Kadastik
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That is extremely unlikely to happen though. I can't see what Elon could say that would propel the stock to >$200 now that no 2014 guidance is given (and if they didn't put it to the letter, there won't be a guidance in the CC).
I am sure that someone will ask though - while I am sure that it was entirely intentional that they did not include guidance in the letter, at least something more reassuring can be said, right? I have come to grips with a loss tomorrow, but come on, 10%?!
Mario Kadastik
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For people holding stock it's 10%, for people holding options it's likely 100% for most...
Yea I wrote these options off in my mind a while ago, but come on... we went from people saying there's no demand and too many supply hiccups to this...
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