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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Could be wrong but do not see too many people stepping up to buy this into the close with interest rates still going up.
Sigh....maybe tomorrow.
Capitulation seems nigh, but that could easily mean TSLA in low 500s first.
Keep in mind I am contrarian indicator, so this post is bullish.
Sigh....maybe tomorrow.
Capitulation seems nigh, but that could easily mean TSLA in low 500s first.
Keep in mind I am contrarian indicator, so this post is bullish.
Lol I don't think the stock drops anywhere near 30% from these levels and I don't think a 15% Nasdaq drop is in the cards either. If we can get a 5% drop in the Nasdaq, I actually think that will call the bottom for the Nasdaq. Otherwise I expect a continual cut by a 1,000 knives until the 11k area.
And I think as the Nasdaq drops rapidly, the multiple at which TSLA will trade to the Nasdaq will shrink. It's already gone down from like underperforming 8X the Nasdaq to 3X with the increase in the drop in the Nasdaq. If we could get a down 5% Nasdaq day, I think TSLA would limit it's fall to a 2.5X multiple.
Joe F
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Double bottom? This is more like SN10's double landing last night. Looked good for a few seconds, then the smoke cleared. Then, J. Powell tossed a lit match in the methane cloud. 
who has $610 strike naked puts for tomorrow?
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mekberg
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I've seen this photo several times but I've always been distracted by the car. This is the first time I noticed the shirt.
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asburgers
Sell order in at $8008.5
At least Bloomberg is interpreting Powell's message as a warning to the bond markets. I wish he'd be a bit more stern. Liquidity on the treasuries has been low.
InsideEVs - 22 minutes ago: Demand For Tesla Model 3 In Japan Skyrockets With New Reduced Prices
Excerpt:
...However, the biggest news was the recent substantial Model 3 price drop in Japan. Right away, as soon as Tesla lowers prices, skeptics point to a lack of demand, but it continues to be proven that's not really the case.
Regardless of some reports, it seems Tesla is not dealing with a demand issue. If the electric automaker could build more cars at a faster rate, it would likely sell all of them. In fact, Tesla has made it clear time and time again, there is no lack of demand for its vehicles, and there's a reason it's currently building several factories across the globe. However, it can (and often does) play with pricing schemes to encourage even more people to place orders, though it seems to be an effort to "shift" demand more than anything else.
Volume is arguably much more important than margins, though reduced production costs and economies of scale likely allow Tesla to reduce prices, sell more cars, and not take a significant hit to margins...
Excerpt:
...However, the biggest news was the recent substantial Model 3 price drop in Japan. Right away, as soon as Tesla lowers prices, skeptics point to a lack of demand, but it continues to be proven that's not really the case.
Regardless of some reports, it seems Tesla is not dealing with a demand issue. If the electric automaker could build more cars at a faster rate, it would likely sell all of them. In fact, Tesla has made it clear time and time again, there is no lack of demand for its vehicles, and there's a reason it's currently building several factories across the globe. However, it can (and often does) play with pricing schemes to encourage even more people to place orders, though it seems to be an effort to "shift" demand more than anything else.
Volume is arguably much more important than margins, though reduced production costs and economies of scale likely allow Tesla to reduce prices, sell more cars, and not take a significant hit to margins...
Bought a 2nd tranche of shares around $620. First tranche was around $720. My tranches start at 20% off from ATH, then every 10% below that.
asburgers
Sell order in at $8008.5
It's a great time to release that updated analysis, Auntie Cathie. Any time now...
Love Ms. Wood on every level.
Hers funds are getting hammered right now, and if this continues redemptions will pick up hard.
Hard to buy when funds are in outflow.
I know she has no doubts. Neither do I. My long term TSLA is untouched.
This will pass, but right now the bond market is telegraphing two percent ten year yields. Do not know where stocks have to be for that to be discounted, but could easily be ten percent lower.
In the end, this was all about a correction that had to happen across the board. The QQQs are still so high. Much as we love TSLA, skyrocketing stock values tend to have some crash landings. No that is NOT a SpaceX reference... oh well, maybe.
You may be right; I certainly hope you're right.
But if my memory serves (and that's a big question mark as I get older), drops during capitulations are much deeper and more severe than most imagined a week or two prior. Taking a quick look at the chart, last March we went from 180 to 85, more than 50%. 50% drop from our current high is $450. That's about another 30% from here. Not saying it will be as bad this time around. I would sell today if I truly believed that was going to happen. I haven't sold a share and don't plan on doing so, no matter what happens this week or this month.
But we have to accept it's a non-zero probability.
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