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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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ZachF
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afaik, priced in as is been largely regarded to as impropable for over a year with no solution now.
The Accountant
Active Member
FYI
January Shanghai delivery numbers may be published this coming Friday or Monday.
Many are expecting 60k deliveries (local + export). Don't be alarmed if the number is lower.
In this Wu Wa video, I see about 5k cars at the Luchao port waiting to be loaded onto ships. This was Feb 5, so it is likely due to the Chinese New Year, that these vehicles were produced in January. So if we see a number like 55k, no worries . . . it's just a timing issue and Tesla would catch up in February.
January Shanghai delivery numbers may be published this coming Friday or Monday.
Many are expecting 60k deliveries (local + export). Don't be alarmed if the number is lower.
In this Wu Wa video, I see about 5k cars at the Luchao port waiting to be loaded onto ships. This was Feb 5, so it is likely due to the Chinese New Year, that these vehicles were produced in January. So if we see a number like 55k, no worries . . . it's just a timing issue and Tesla would catch up in February.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
You just had to mention that color...* was the dip.
Premarket is now green.
Gee I wonder why they would not reply to that dude/ s
Richard34212
Member
In today's NY Times...
Why This Year Could Be a Tipping Point for Electric Cars
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/08/business/energy-environment/electric-cars-vehicles.html- Battery-powered vehicles made up 9 percent of new car sales last year, a boom that could make 2022 the year when their march becomes unstoppable.
- Despite surging sales and being kinder for the climate, electric vehicles could threaten carmakers and parts suppliers that are slow to evolve.
Did this get answered? Apologies if it did, some simple examples:
- you need to sell some shares to pay something, the share price is $900, you sell c900's for the coming expiry to lock in the sell price and gain the premium on top
- you wish to buy some $TSLA, but the current price ($907) is higher than you'd like, so you sell p900's for the coming expiry, you pocket the premium and the puts exercise, thus you get the shares at a lower cost price
- you're worried about macro volatility, but don't want to sell your $TSLA in case the fear is unfounded, to insure your investment, you buy June éé p900's, guaranteeing a sell price in case the markets crash
UkNorthampton
TSLA - 12+ startups in 1
Great resource.
Needs 2020 & 2021 data.
Wondering what angle DOWN I should draw on graph....
Electric Vehicle registrations in Europe: 14 countries, 90+% of BEV market or as I prefer, Quarterly. Looks like large, early 2019 Tesla deliveries had an effect on oil demand (too early for covid effects). Should be even greater effect now (cumulative, other brands, more years/deliveries).
What is the clown trying to say? What is he missing? Berlin and Austin?
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Obviously you're joking, but I'm leaning into this superstition.
This board has never been about momentum and "not jinxing" things. It's about the fundamental value of TSLA. All this superstition talk smacks of Reddit to me.
TMC must be based on absolute certainty!
China numbers will be tonight or tomorrow night. Theyre never later than the 10th. You might be thinking production numbers which likely will be out next week.
I don't understand what he's asking. Does that make me dumb or smart?
Keep seeing people on Twitter complaining that Tesla needs a PR department (ie. Squawksquare and Gary Black). I find Twitter to be more noise than signal, but in any case I looked up when Tesla closed their PR dept and articles came out Oct 6th 2020 indicating sources had confirmed the event.
Tesla closed at about $413 on Oct 6th 2020 and was last trading at $911 when I took a screenshot. That's a 120% gain without a PR dept. Once again Elon and Tesla have shown the best part is no part.
Tesla closed at about $413 on Oct 6th 2020 and was last trading at $911 when I took a screenshot. That's a 120% gain without a PR dept. Once again Elon and Tesla have shown the best part is no part.
The Accountant
Active Member
Moneyball on Twitter stated they would be delayed to Mon or Tues next week due to Chinese New Year.
Rinse and repeat.
Tesla dropped harder than anything else on the macro dip and doesn’t recover like everything else.
Tesla dropped harder than anything else on the macro dip and doesn’t recover like everything else.
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