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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

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You can explain just about everything that's happened since 11/16.
11/16 - 11/27 : front-running, analysts changing their tune, market inefficiency catching up to Tesla's valuation
11/30 - 12/4 : local peak due to S&P decision, "1 wk delay" of inclusion, profit-taking, Fri options exp
12/7 - 12/8: continued front-running
12/9 : coordinated overhang by investment banks selling the secondary offering at once + macros down
12/10 : market realizing it was duped
12/11: Fri options exp
 
So OT, but oh so :cool:

Launch on screen right; Landing on screen left:

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Image Credit: Trevor Mahlmann on twitter
 
How do you "unveil" a CGI car?

This is the non-Tesla way. Announce it, then unveil what it won't look like, later on 'launch' what it might look like/cost/do, eventually produce it in small compliance numbers.

Optionally, finish by producing it in 'real' numbers*.

*-Most automakers skip this step with their EVs.
 
As everyone here knows we can stop anytime.

(Said as every sofa cushion in the house is hitting the floor)

Your sofa, and others, sure does have a lot of change in there. We emptied our change cup, where we actually accumulate that stuff, and only got $47 for the effort. Can we swap my change cup for your couch? :)
 
MarketWatch - half hour ago: Electric vehicle sales expected to grow 50% in 2021

Excerpt:

That's the view of analysts at Morgan Stanley, who in a note to clients on Friday also predicted that global EV penetration would top 4%, rising to 31% by 2030.

The year 2021 "is shaping up to be a critical year for EV adoption and (internal combustion engine) de-adoption that will dictate the pace of multiple expansion, contraction, consolidation and proliferation" among the stocks, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in the note.
 
You can explain just about everything that's happened since 11/16.
11/16 - 11/27 : front-running, analysts changing their tune, market inefficiency catching up to Tesla's valuation
11/30 - 12/4 : local peak due to S&P decision, "1 wk delay" of inclusion, profit-taking, Fri options exp
12/7 - 12/8: continued front-running
12/9 : coordinated overhang by investment banks selling the secondary offering at once + macros down
12/10 : market realizing it was duped
12/11: Fri options exp

And based on that I would expect closing price to be somewhere between 620 and 625!
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