The Accountant
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I'm still looking for the stock price above $1,300 by June with a Stock Split announcement in August and then $1,900 by year end.
Macros be d@mn3d
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Macros be d@mn3d
I think $1300 will be more around Q3 earnings with a P/E between 130-150, so just a tad later than you expect it.
I mean, I'd love to be very wrong of course!!!
$1900 by year end would be nice...anything above $1600 would be a nice setup for 2023 IMO. $2300 - $2700 in 2023 and i will not know what to do with myself anymore
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
I'm all for $1900 by year end, and... after the split.
The only question remaining would be what is the split ratio? 5:1 = $9500 pre-split
... not too shabby, eh? /S
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I'd love another split, but I don't think what happened during the last one would remotely play out on another split. That was a major course correction event, with a huge number of shorts and MM's getting burned. I really don't think the number of people playing those games are anywhere near the same level and the market loves to do the least expected thing. Personally, I would consider lightening up on a run up into another split, if it happens.
I'm not lightening up until the Tesla Van and $25K car are in full production AND the Robotaxi fleets are deployed and earning recurring revenue. Only then will I begin to consider "lightening up".
The Accountant
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I'm not lightening up until Optimus has brewed me the perfect cup of coffee and served me bacon and eggs in the morning.I'm not lightening up until the Tesla Van and $25K car are in full production AND the Robotaxi fleets are deployed and earning recurring revenue. Only then will I begin to consider "lightening up".
Optimus knows I like my eggs over easy.
Isnt it likely that Wallstreet will rate Tesla investment grade (by the skin of its teeth, of course) this year? That would have some permanent positive effect on the SP, I’d think. I’m sure stats on the effect on various stocks will be available somewhere.I think $1300 will be more around Q3 earnings with a P/E between 130-150, so just a tad later than you expect it.
I mean, I'd love to be very wrong of course!!!
Added: Found these sources (on European and Brazilian market) but a quick read did not indicate the effect of improving the credit rating to the level investment grade.
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Go buy an island or a mountain. For me, dreaming of a nice condo in Maui!$1900 by year end would be nice...anything above $1600 would be a nice setup for 2023 IMO. $2300 - $2700 in 2023 and i will not know what to do with myself anymore
There it is. The "island" word came out. Correction to Tsla coming next week. This contrarian indicator has a 100% success rate so far.Go buy an island or a mountain. For me, dreaming of a nice condo in Maui!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
I'm not lightening up until the Tesla Van and $25K car are in full production AND the Robotaxi fleets are deployed and earning recurring revenue. Only then will I begin to consider "lightening up".
What if that's a 9 pasenger Van, complete w. 'bots? (you know, to do a full day's work at the job site).
Lightening up then?
Cheers!
Tes La Ferrari
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Credit to @chiller 's post in the other thread, saying that June 2024 LEAPS have shown up.
I checked my Canadian bank brokerage, and there is definitely a tab showing June 2024 LEAPS. (no pricing yet - which would be understandable as they are being added over the weekend.)
I checked my Canadian bank brokerage, and there is definitely a tab showing June 2024 LEAPS. (no pricing yet - which would be understandable as they are being added over the weekend.)
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
RPT-U.S. judge approves SEC payout from Elon Musk, Tesla settlements
A federal judge on Friday authorized the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to distribute $40 million from its 2018 settlements with Tesla Inc and Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk, after Musk accused the regulator of dragging its heels. U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan in Manhattan...finance.yahoo.com
If this is true----that the proposal was approved as presented, it is a sad day. Shorts are being compensated for being harmed! We have come full circle: In the SEC Act of 1938, the uptick rule was enacted by the SEC to deter "manipulative shorts" from harming actual investors. Since then, the Madoff Exemption has been adopted (circa @2001), and the uptick rule was extinguished (2007). Now, shorts (otherwise known as "market participants") are being treated as "investors" and are due compensation for being "harmed". Incredible!!
As I was reading this comment about the conflict in Europe, it struck me that this U.S. decision is not likely to sit well with Elon either:
Elon Musk: "It is surprising to see that in this day and age. I thought we had sort of moved beyond such things for the most part. It is concerning. If you can get away with it, then this will be a message to other countries that perhaps they could get away with it too."
I doubt that this ruling will be the final act of this play.
As funny as it sounds, it's literally true. The transmission in production Tesla cars is a single speed, single gear box that converts power from the motors to turning of the wheels at a fixed ratio.“1-Speed Automatic”
I'm naming mine Elon Optimusk...That’s wild. The Optimus timeline
Edit: sounds optimusistic
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