TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
It is quite odd. This thread should be absolute chaos today.
I think our Bollinger bickering bands are contracting. And BV(bickering volatility) is at a 6 month low. Bullish???
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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It is quite odd. This thread should be absolute chaos today.
I think our Bollinger bickering bands are contracting. And BV(bickering volatility) is at a 6 month low. Bullish???
We will see. This recent bounce was not capped at 275 and went right past it.
Anyone here have PTSD from Tesla dropping lower and lower in the high 200s? It's like 2019 all over again..lol.
Every1 is nice and courteous when they are poor
Bickering is more profound when folks are flush with cash
Every1 thinks they are market geniuses and everyone else is just stupid I mean what's there to bicker about right now?Every1 is nice and courteous when they are poor
Bickering is more profound when folks are flush with cash
We all have come to accept that the macro market is going to chop between the high's it set 2 weeks ago and the June lows. We know the Wall St media machine is going to run with the Fed rate fear negative until Aug CPI is out. And we know there's no Tesla specific data between now and Oct 1st. So nothing left to do but sit and twiddle our thumbs and wonder how low hedgies get everything until that Aug CPI print.
For us TSLA investors, the real fireworks don't start till end of Sept (AI day, P/D, Earnings, Twitter trial)
now please say, that TSLA won't close above 280, which is critical technical support..
so that we may blast through it in the last 15 minutes of trading ..
Yee of little faithnow please say, that TSLA won't close above 280, which is critical technical support..
so that we may blast through it in the last 15 minutes of trading ..
In an ideal world and market, yes. However, this is not an ideal world nor an ideal market.
Still, I hope you are correct and TSLA soars by the end of this year and into next year. I just don't think it will, despite the positives which soon should be working in our favor. I think market forces coupled with MM's will keep us suppressed for quite some time yet. I'd love it if I am wrong of course!
Mike Smith
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These new manufacturing production credits remind me of 2019 when it was revealed that Tesla was selling $3B in tax credits to Fiat Chrysler. The media barely mentioned it, the analysts didn't change their earnings estimates, the stock didn't react at all, and then everyone was shocked when Tesla blew away earnings estimates for the next year and TSLA soared. It's happening again.
Just remember, the average length of a bear market is about 290 days. Considering where this bear market started, that takes us right into Oct/Nov of this year. I would be a lot more pessimistic about the overall market if we weren't seeing signs everywhere of inflation not just trending lower, but about to start dipping in a major way.In an ideal world and market, yes. However, this is not an ideal world nor an ideal market.
Still, I hope you are correct and TSLA soars by the end of this year and into next year. I just don't think it will, despite the positives which soon should be working in our favor. I think market forces coupled with MM's will keep us suppressed for quite some time yet. I'd love it if I am wrong of course!
I think Tesla will print GAAP earnings of $3 EPS for Q3/Q4 combined (this is post split adjusted numbers). Even at a share price of $420/share after Q4's earnings, TSLA's TTM P/E would STILL be lower than it is today (TTM P/E of 91 to be exact).
And if TSLA does recognize FSD deferred revenue in Q4 along with tax allowance and Tesla starting a stock buyback, you could see the mother of all rallies in Q1 of 2023.
Well slap me and call me Shirly
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
Richmond Fed's Barkin on recession fears: 'I don't think that's the debate today'
Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin said Tuesday recent data shows an economy "consistent" with one that is not in recession.
Krugerrand
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Hey, I did my part today. You need to try harder. I’m able to offer tips for the low price of 3 TSLA shares.
chiller
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At 180 I'm going all in for LEAPs!
Krugerrand
Meow
Wait - that sounded positive.
Battery manufacturing at Fremont!
Tesla files to build EV batteries on new production lines at Fremont Factory
Tesla filed to build new battery cell manufacturing equipment on the second floor the Fremont Factory's main assembly building, filings show.www.teslarati.com
Hm, this is confusing. The actual filing pictured in the article says "new battery manufacturing equipment line", not battery manufacturing line. To me this sounds they will be building the machine that builds the batteries there, not the batteries themselves, right? When I look at the elaborate foundations for the cell building at Giga Berlin I don´t think they could just add a cell production line to some existing building.
FYI, seems our favorite deep dive YouTuber had an impact on the battery tax credit aspects of the IRA:
Nathan Iyer is a policy analyst in the administration. And I'm not surprised a YouTuber has better info that the DOE
Nathan Iyer is a policy analyst in the administration. And I'm not surprised a YouTuber has better info that the DOE
(Music of Top Gun playing...)
Highways to the...........danger zone????
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