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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Too bad there's no video. Kim is amazing, good choice made giving her beta FSD.
https://twitter.com/kimpaquette/status/1365104513376522241?s=19
https://twitter.com/kimpaquette/status/1365104513376522241?s=19
jschwefel
Tesla fan/TSLA, Model Y and Cybertruck owner.
Very interesting article. Thanks for posting. As a stock investor, it helps to understand some of the other “market” forces at play. I only wish I understood them more.
At this point I think this is likely a typo, missing "standard range", but this line is still super misleading this way:
"Recently, Tesla also announced that it will stop selling Model Y, the company’s lowest priced offering, alongside “continued price cuts.” These developments had raised “demand concerns” on the Street. "
Even if you add "standard range" back in, that vehicle wasn't the the cheapest car in the lineup.
From Yahoo Finance
"Recently, Tesla also announced that it will stop selling Model Y, the company’s lowest priced offering, alongside “continued price cuts.” These developments had raised “demand concerns” on the Street. "
Even if you add "standard range" back in, that vehicle wasn't the the cheapest car in the lineup.
From Yahoo Finance
arrg. What to do about five June 18 300 strike options acquired last February...
I want to play them so that I can accumulate as many shares as possible, but it feels like I'm playing a game of chicken with a rabid antelope festooned with razor blades.
I want to play them so that I can accumulate as many shares as possible, but it feels like I'm playing a game of chicken with a rabid antelope festooned with razor blades.
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I think panic selling them now is exactly what THEY would like you to do... $300 seems a long way down, but then again, two weeks back, $600's seemed a distant memory too. That's why I don't tend to buy short term options, I did it last year when the SP was on a streak, did well, but they still worried the hell out of me
Even LEAPS in such an environment begin to make you think too much, although they haven't been hammered as much as I would expect
4 months is a long time for things to change, up or down, that's the game
Sorry, doesn't help much
Edit: if you have the cash and the possibility, exercise early, I'd do that with my June 2022 $250's if I could, but don't have the option with my broker
1. MM probably doesn't want to pay out them puts.
2. Bond yield dropped probably due to the air strike as a little instability drives investors and other nations back into US bonds.
thumbs up if you are shopping early tomorrow morning
I wish I could but I've already spent all of my reserves on TSLA this week. There comes a point where there just isn't any more dry powder to use even despite these bargain prices.
asburgers
Sell order in at $8008.5
From your favorite r/wsb intelligence officer:
Soon may the Tendieman come
To send our rocket into the sun
One day when the trading is done
We'll take our gains and go...
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Buying 40 shares now.... sometimes the only way out, is to get deeper in
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
I saw the 2008 drop coming well in advanced, sold most of my stocks, but I didn't see the bottom or how fast the market would recover. I'm not the richest person on earth. Knowing the right time to sell is only half of the equation.
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