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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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"Tesla shares are trading higher heading into the close. Jefferies maintained a Buy rating on the stock and raised its price target from $850 to $950."
Yeah. Because it was all about the Jeffries price target. Sigh.
"It was just a trade bro"
I do wonder how much the media was desperately pumping the Burry Short TSLA narrative to try and hold it down. Their agenda has become too blatant, which is why most Americans don't trust the media anymore.
As far as Burry goes, he deleted his Twitter account (again) so someone must have gotten under his skin (again). He deletes his Twitter like 4 times a year though, so either his skin is very thin or he just does it for fun because Twitter sucks anyways.
Today's reminder a 3% move today is the same as a 15% move last year. Being a megacap after a stock split messes with your sense of proportion on monetary values.
We already know Elon is still be remembered in 2255 as significant figure in history:From Munro's most recent video!
"I'm pretty sure that you're gonna see a bunch of short sellers that are going to give it a go again and see if they can make some money on Tesla. I'm hoping that they all rot. But I'm also certain that eventually these people will be forgotten but Elon Musk will be remembered forever." -- Sandy Munro
Bigger rats, this time. MMs instead of Shlabooshka, Sméagol and their ilk.
'Married With Children' star Katey Sagal was hit by a car in Los Angeles and had to go to the hospital
TMZ first reported the news that Sagal was hit in the crosswalk by a Tesla making a left turn on Thursday morning.
It’s being reported that the car was a Tesla, and that the driver got out and help Katey…
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I’ll wait for @Papafox , but maybe China numbers + Q3 inevitability + GigaBerlin show&tell + Jeffries boost + shorts aflame + FOMO + my man Leo.
But 3% of 4215.15 x 1 = 3% of $843.03 x 5, no? I think it's just that the market cap is 10x bigger now.
That's...not accurate. The number of shares has no bearing on a percentage change in market cap. If TSLA were trading at 4,000 pre-split or 800 post-split, its market cap would be the same. However, a 3% move does add significantly more in terms of market cap at these levels than it did when TSLA was a $50 billion company, of course.
For instance, after Q3'19 earnings, when the company went up 20% ($50 -> $60 a share), it added $10 billion in market cap. Today, it added ~ $25 billion in market cap on a 3% move! That's impressive.
I know, it’s just… I’m so used to push-down Fridays! And the quarterly results and by implication China sales should have been obvious for two weeks now, and Giga Berlin for a week. I was telling myself all that good news led to a nice $820 Thursday and if all went well today we’d hold above $800 on the Friday Afternoon Plunge. And it was absolutely the direct opposite! Tickling $850 after hours! I’m pinching myself.
That’s why I stay out of the casino.
TheTalkingMule
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Wow, tickling 850 AH. Is it Monday yet?
Tesla: Strong Deliveries Don’t Alter the Bear Case - TipRanks.com
No one can accuse Elon Musk of lacking in ambition and often throughout his career, Tesla’s (TSLA) detractors have had to beat a hasty retreat after underestimating...
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Sure...let's take a look at this analyst's history on recommending tesla:
Maybe too late, but one thing I've learned is that the stock not responding to positive news for a given period of time makes it incrementally more likely to respond the next time, not less. It's just coiling the spring when we don't see it in the SP. A related risk for TMC bulls is being too early, and thinking that since "markets are efficient", we must be wrong. We haven't been so far.
He is not an idiot. If he timed things right he could have made huge profits. All the shorts burned just to freaking cinders by December/january. Then it fell a few hundred points and most of the shorts were not able to jump on, too badly burned.
Or he rolled them over a few times when it was down 200 or more points and he made huge profits and let the position end. Again, I've never been aware of him having negative returns. Not in stocks, not shorting, not in water, not in Fangs he bought 4-5 years ago. So....I believe it likely he could have gotten in and out quickly with a decent return. He's also not an idiot ..he is looking at what is happening in Austin, Berlin, Freemont, etc. He sees the backlog and the growth and would have been able to compare to Ford, VW, GM, etc. The thing with MB is that you don't know what his plan or thesis is...he's not advertising, he's not public, he's not asking others for money.
Also, he told EM to raise money shortly thereafter EM raised money despite having said he would not.
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