This guy will forever be legend. Extremely thankful we have a guy who give about negative F about what the establishment should be and fight for what is right always.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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StealthP3D
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I don't believe that's true. If Elon doesn't exercise the options by the expiration date, then they expire. Guess what that means? That's right, the shares reserved for the exercise of those options remain in the company's treasury. That tells us that the granting of the options was not dilutive and thus must be backed out.
Thus the exercise of the options is dilutive (in the end) while the non-exercise of those options is not dilutive. This is not a technical detail, it explains that the decision to exercise the options (or not) does determine whether shares leave the company's treasury. And that is the essence of what dilution is.
In other words, if the dilution was recorded when the options were granted, it must be reversed if the options expire unexercised.
gabeincal
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So in many words, you summed up the stock market for us?
Dancing Lemur
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StealthP3D
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Isn't that how you do it? Buy low, sell high?
People who sell it all whenever they think the share price seems over-extended have probably left a lot, and I mean a lot, of money on the table during the mind-numbing bull runs we have seen over the last two to three years.
navguy12
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Im looking to buy some more shares tomorrow. Hope it works out for both of us.
Drumheller
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Thanks. When I do sell, it would be nice to think they're going to someone from here.
Well, I actually just sold my C 63 for exactly that reason!.. got about 15% less than I paid for it FIVE YEAR AGO. Times are crazy, but I think they will be moderating. But as for the M3, one won’t get this last of the hand built M3 with full FSD from my cold dead hands, till it comes with a 100Kwh battery, some of the tech from the S (like in cabin ANC) and I can transfer my FSD or pay some nominal fee for it. With only 19K miles on it as of now, even if I could get 80% of what I paid, I still wouldn’t want to part with it, its really one of the most satisaying cars I’ve ever owned/driven and I’ve owned dozens and driven 100’s.
OT: Can someone point me to the picture someone made of the Squid Game cookie with the Tesla logo in it? Forget where I saw it
Been practicing green light, red light with my kids at the park today!
Sudre
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It is real interesting how low Max pain is for the next few weeks and everybody is wondering why there is a sudden push down on the SP. If THEY can get the price to dip they can balance the equation and get max pain up closer to where it will close this Friday. Last I looked max pain for next week was $1120.
Well those of us that actually believe in the company, unlike those of you that still have any cash left, were already loaded up on those.
I have some money left over after selling some LEAPS that I HODLed for 1.4 years and bought a home.
Elon has said multiple times that he does not care about short term traders. So these short term dips are to be expected and impact only short term traders who buy weekly lotto calls.
Yes, I made it myself actually. The caption I had was "Tesla SHORTS BE LIKE:"
Tomorrow, it seems it will be
"Tesla LONGS BE LIKE".
Big buy order in for 694.20. LETS GOOOOOOO
But in a massively compressed timeframe.So in many words, you summed up the stock market for us?
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Definitely a 'make some popcorn' day tomorrow. But I think with the leverage of information, TMC forum readers have an opportunity to make some $. But not without risk.
Weekend mitigation of the houses that want the SP to be up
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