He reiterated his $900 price target today. I'll take it.View attachment 663624
Can someone translate this to share price in 2023 ? ... What are implications?
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He reiterated his $900 price target today. I'll take it.View attachment 663624
Can someone translate this to share price in 2023 ? ... What are implications?
Huh, sounds like a guidance to meView attachment 663624
Can someone translate this to share price in 2023 ? ... What are implications?
Max pain tends to have a pretty substantial effect on Tesla but to know what causes that I think we'd need to know what % of the open interest on calls and puts are written by retail. Which I think is unknownable?
That is a pretty thin umbrella covering the fact it is actually pandering.It may have been more about prioritizing a company and its workers in a swing state, rather than those in a sure thing state.
Beat it narc, we're tickling the 237 day moving average here!Huh, sounds like a guidance to me
But, is Ford committed to EV's, though? Because if they were, we wouldn't be having this conversation. He is sidelining the company who is actually changing the world in favor of, well, Ford. What message does it send? Instead of promoting innovation and actual commitment, he's promoting, well, Ford. I think a stand-up leader should call things what they are and send a clear message to the slackers that reads "you better get with the program or else." TSLA has been briskly advancing the cause alone under constant media attacks, with zero helps from his administration. Throw the 80-20 rule out the window. TSLA is the 1% that is doing 99% of the work. If he wants to advance the cause, promote TSLA.
"The number doesnt make sense, it's way over value. I shorted it, but it keeps on going up, I dont get it, dont understand it."
If you are good with math than you'll never short a stock, any stock..even companies you know is a scam.I recently found out that my tax guy, who is really smart, especially with math......... shorted Tesla last year.
"The number doesnt make sense, it's way over value. I shorted it, but it keeps on going up, I dont get it, dont understand it."
Then I ask "have you drive a Tesla?" He replied "I own a Model 3"
Surprised face me (then why the hell did you short it?!)
Moral of the story is:
Moral of the story is maybe you should redo all the taxes he did for you?I recently found out that my tax guy, who is really smart, especially with math......... shorted Tesla last year.
"The number doesnt make sense, it's way over value. I shorted it, but it keeps on going up, I dont get it, dont understand it."
Then I ask "have you drive a Tesla?" He replied "I own a Model 3"
Surprised face me (then why the hell did you short it?!)
Moral of the story is:
Yes, they put downward pressure, especially if they are not far OTM.Do covered calls really exert downward pressure? I sell a few of them every week on TSLA and a couple others since with a stock that is volatile, it is profitable. I do really hate selling them on TSLA since I'd hate to get called and it does feel a little bearish but unfortunately/fortunately I have only had to sell a couple shares in order to buy to close/roll them, and it has allowed me to accumulate a heck of a lot more shares. FWIW, I only sell very short term (ie <10 days) calls and I watch the price movements fairly closely during the week.
Should I sell puts instead? I'd rather have my money invested in TSLA than tied up waiting. Buying puts/calls can be very profitable but is also spending money I could be using accumulating TSLA.
So for someone bullish on the stock, and wanting to accumulate more shares while it is being bounced around by market makers/algos/shorts/whatever it seems like a good way to get more shares without the full roll of the dice other options are.