Which is what a PR dept does. Just somebody who articulates the message for the company. It doesn't need to be this huge investment or red tape, just a few people to vet and publish. Call it what you will, that is what they'd be doing.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Which is what a PR dept does. Just somebody who articulates the message for the company. It doesn't need to be this huge investment or red tape, just a few people to vet and publish. Call it what you will, that is what they'd be doing.
And this is why sex education is so important.
And a few hot plates at the French Laundry.
you don’t beneficially own the portion of shares purchased using margin
any shares owned using your own cash that lending doesn’t apply unless you specifically
opt into a fully paid lending plan
- they can lend your shares if you bought them on margin
- they can’t utilize your shares fully paid for in cash - unless you sign off on it
I think it depends on your net account value. Just call your brokerage. They’ll let you know.
Tell them you’re considering switching to IB unless they can lower your interest rate to match IB 1.6%.
that’s what I did and it has certainly eased the pain of this TSLA selloff.
Any more questions just PM me.
They invested in drugmakers Aerpio and Marinus last quarter, and bought stakes in Occidental Petroleum, Precision Drilling, and Scorpio Tankers.
Dr. Michael Burry’s recent 13F filing (from today) lists 40% of his portfolio as a TSLA short position
'Big Short' investor Michael Burry reveals his bet against Tesla stock — and discloses an unexpected SPAC stake
Burry's Scion Asset Management held bearish put options on over 800,000 shares of Elon Musk's company at the end of March.
markets.businessinsider.com
Now Tesla breaks in sympathy with Bitcoin, its association
puts it in the same category . Breaking
this narrative will require some heavy lifting.
puts it in the same category . Breaking
this narrative will require some heavy lifting.
If the market wants to offer me a sustained period of accumulation at these prices or lower, I will be very happy. I do understand that other people’s strategies or time horizons differ.
I would think if this fella has any sense of self preservation; at some point he would recognize that they’ve driven this stock to its local bottom and need to reverse their position.They invested in drugmakers Aerpio and Marinus last quarter, and bought stakes in Occidental Petroleum, Precision Drilling, and Scorpio Tankers.
'Big Short' investor Michael Burry reveals his bet against Tesla stock — and discloses an unexpected SPAC stake
Burry's Scion Asset Management held bearish put options on over 800,000 shares of Elon Musk's company at the end of March.
It could be regional privilege; but my kids water polo practice is comprised of about 50% or greater Tesla’s in the parking lot. Don’t get me started on their private school…it’s more than 50% for sure. I would suspect many of these folks have the same experience in their neighborhoods.
Eventually they must recognize that the stock is not going to zero. Covering is imminent. Tick, tick, tick, tick
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And here’s another factor that's been weighing on the TSLA share price. Undoubtedly, many investors have been selling stock shares to pay for big capital gains realized gains in 2020. Those taxes are due today, implying that their negative effect on share prices should end with the day.
willow_hiller
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Doesn't that work out to about $67 per share as of March 31, 2021?
He was fantasizing about a 90% drop in share price (under $100) "later this year" in February: 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry says Tesla stock could plunge 90% without major fallout - and a slump could reduce speculation
But that valuation means he probably isn't putting his money where his mouth is. I don't see how any puts with a strike lower than 400 or so could be priced at $67 per share, regardless of the expiry.
Way ahead of you. For me it's simply the equity % issue..... Trying to hold on to fight another day sort of thing, had my equity % raised at schwab suddenly and is bad timing for that to happen. I put enough money aside for a dip to 500's, but not enough if they raise the equity %. I only own TSLA. I have no business investing in other companies. But makes sense why that is higher risk for them. I'm never using margin again if I find a way to hold on here.
No where does it say they only lend shares bought with margin.
If you day trade on margin, or play with options, as many of us here do, we technically did sign off saying they can utilize our shares at anytime, no questions asked, and without prior notification.
Maybe if I had a simple brokerage account with no option/margin features you would be correct, but for the account I signed up for, they can use any and all my shares whenever they want.
In a taxed account, if it wasn't at a loss (because of WASH rules in the US), maybe this might be a great time to make a shuffle like that, because you'll save on taxes by selling those Jan 22's while the price is lower; the resulting tax savings, vs. when selling the 2022's when they're high is that much more (thanks to the tx savings on the sale) you'll have to put into those June 2023's , where they'll be safe for 15 months longer your Jan 2022's would have been. Assuming you are very bullish, you might be able to increase your account Delta in the transaction by buying a farther out of the money Jun 2023 LEAPs.Shuffled 6 Jan 22 1200's (at loss) to 3 Jun23 700's. Waiting patiently.
Jan 22 1400 CC sold for 100$ +, are < $10 now
I think maybe this is how it works, at least, I just made some similar trades with CALL options that I bought. If on the other hand you're talking about PUTS or CALLS you SOLD, then please disregard this post! This is definitely NOT ADVICE in any case.
Smart people, please correct my errant assumptions, thank you.
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larmor
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In an IRA
In a Taxed, if you buy immediately, it will likely be a WASH sale, cannot report the loss. But you still position yourself at a lower strike if you think having calls at a lower strike are more benefitial(was so in my case)
MTL_HABS1909
Active Member
Go on lease busters and take over a lease that has ~6 months left. Problem solved
Don't brokerages like it when you just buy or sell a few puts or something to fix that problem? Probably shouldn't cutting it so close on margin in the first place.
Edit - or maybe I'm thinking of something else..?
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