Answer is actually "yes". The only evidence supporting that they're not behind the bans are the words of the Republican Party chairman that his party stands for free markets. The actual policies implemented by the party show the opposite.
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Social Chat - Short Term TSLA Movements
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Answer is actually "yes". The only evidence supporting that they're not behind the bans are the words of the Republican Party chairman that his party stands for free markets. The actual policies implemented by the party show the opposite.
mejojo
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All in all, that probably just means that auto companies donate more $$$,$$$ to Republicans than Democrats.
anticitizen13.7
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After Green Day's set at the iheartradio festival was cut 20 minutes to give more time to Usher, Green Day lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong unleashed a profane tirade on stage, smashed his guitar, and insulted Justin Bieber. As the band exited, Armstrong said "m&(&$/-&ing love you all! We'll be back!"
TSLA is back!!! (Or the markets are, at any rate).
Thumper
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Added more Friday morning at 205. What to do? By investing rules, TSLA is too large proportion of net worth. I'm not smart enough to do something better with the money if I pare down! "Problem" is only going to get worse in the next few years. How do others handle this?
Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
InTheShadows
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I diversified again this week. I own some SPWR options again. So now I'm 95% tsla and 5% spwr.
chickensevil
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Keep in mind that if any week would be affected by max pain it was this previous week due to the 3 combined option expiration (weekly, monthly and quarterly). I would expect less control over things next week but wouldn't rule it out entirely.
Thank you. I'm showing 210 now, but confidence is very low. It could swing a great deal very quickly because there is little variation in option interest at several strike prices.
Lots of unusual variables with the holidays and last week's run up. I think I'll sit out next week.
Raffy.Roma
Rome (Italy)
No need for news IMO. It's just that TSLA is going to become "don't care" with respect to the oil prices and then the 200 DMA will be got. My 2 cents.
Anyone else watching for it go to below 200 and buy last week (mid Dec 2014)?
It sure seemed like TSLA was going down (it had been up to 292 or so) and last week it was down to 206, then high 190s. I grabbed some more shares, and now it is up to 220s. So I am figuring I wasn't the only one to think that the price going below 200 was a "sale." Were others of you watching for that and saw that as an opportunity?
It sure seemed like TSLA was going down (it had been up to 292 or so) and last week it was down to 206, then high 190s. I grabbed some more shares, and now it is up to 220s. So I am figuring I wasn't the only one to think that the price going below 200 was a "sale." Were others of you watching for that and saw that as an opportunity?
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