I took a leap of faith and picked up some weekly 175's near the bottom. A whopping 1% of my portfolio's worth, but some green is better than no green. Went with weeklies as the Nov 16th's are toting around that huge ER premium.
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Nice to see TSLA stop bleeding, though it really doesn't help me much at this point other than make my LEAPS look less bad. My shorter term items are still have to reach the ~175 and ~180 just to avoid a total loss. Break even is another ~5% beyond those. I suppose every inch makes it at least a possibility, which is better than not.
I was wondering if anyone would want to start up a threat that is a "here is why tesla is overvalued" thread, bringing legitimate or semi-legitimate reasons that shorts could use against tesla and then we as a group could then discuss whether they will truly have an impact.
They should have just given the 10B to Tesla and they'd have a GM replacement soon enough
I think this might be a good idea, but I don't have the finance background to really contribute much.
At this stage of Tesla's growth, I don't think it will be easy to give the company any definitive valuation. There are too many variables at play, and the usual measures of profitability don't apply to a company that spends all its earnings on capital improvements and R&D.
Right now my faith in TSLA is purely based on my research of the technology and more importantly, the leadership talent. I have no clue what the company is worth, now or 10 years from now. All I know is that Tesla builds something worth buying, has great technology, and a team that is driven to make good on execution of plans.
Not understanding why the loss of our money is considered funny.
'Morning everyone!
The last ten days have been the most frustrating days I can recall! I never was so busy at work and didn't have time to look, think and act on what happened since last monday when it started to tank...
The result as well is I couldn't benefit of the dip to buy more or to average down what was becomoing a losing positions (Calls) and I could only watch it from time to time, red all over the place...and I had to get rid of some oct calls at a pretty big loss last week. Anyway, that's it. Not the first one, not the last one.
So now I was wondering what to do: I have Nov Calls, 170, 16th of nov., losing 45%.... among some others. What's the best course of action: leave them and wait for a possible rebound this week, or sell at loss, and re-invest?
Generally, what about IV till ER? And shortly after ER?
I learnt a few lessons again about greed, timing...
Anybody looking for some divertissement?
Here is a new interview with EM from german television ZDF:
Verpasste Zukunft
first video is about EVs in Germany in general (in German language), second video is the interview (in english).
Any ideas where in Germany the video was recorded?
Maybe it's time again for a good glas of italien red wine?
Good luck to all.
Regards from Germany.
So, I've been wondering about the TSLA chassis for a while and am wondering about its strength after the two fire accidents. I want to see something similar to "will it blend" but with tesla chassis, but the twist is to turn it into "will it blow" the main premise is to check whether or not the battery pack can withstand a landmine.
Hopefully I can get a destroyed chassis for cheap and blow it up. Anyone else interested In this?
Note that only charlatans call this process "recharging".Some say the Model S self-regenerates in hiding after an attack, and its adamantium skeleton cannot be destroyed, only temporarily disabled, so it can live to fight for truth and justice another day.
Guys-
I know the last several weeks have been very frustrating for a lot of us. Many of us have lost money, some more than others. The smart money sold out in time, as always. The frustrations of the TSLA correction are showing in the forum. I made a panic move today getting out of TSLA altogether in the morning after the 2nd fire news on the forum not doing my homework on the reason for the 2nd fire. After I got back in I already had lost a decent amount of $ and now have to face significant tax burdens, a double whammy, which is completely opposite to my plans and my nature. Oh well s**t happens but I have been thinking all day trying to figure out how to buy back the shares I lost on the trade and planning for Uncle Sam next April.
Bottom line let's huddle together rather than show our frustrations, anger, criticisms, etc. We all have our individual goals to meet with TSLA and have to take responsibility for our own finances. This is not a forum for investment advice, only sharing of views, nobody should take it any other way. We also may need to be careful about language that carries excessive confidence in predictions, etc. Use of "Should", "may", "likely" are highly recommended. We are all guilty in some way or another. Tomorrow is a new day. Let's hope for the best. bad days can't go on forever. What is that saying Buffet uses'' "Buy when everyone is selling" and vice-versa.
I think you're overreading. When I buy puts or calls (so far at least), I'm never letting them ride 'til expiration.I sold a long-term put. Seems I can get a little more bullish in my positions and also earn some premium on the options which seems to be pretty high right now. It is crazy because this is a Jan 2015 pt with a 160 strike. I sold it for $43. The breakeven is $117. Anyone buying these thinks TSLA will be under $100 by 2015. To me that seems pretty unlikely so I'm happy to take their money.