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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Paracelsus
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Love it! And when I clicked on that link to Elon’s tweet I was actually able to scroll through all of the replies, and then all of Elon’s other tweets without Twitter blocking me after the first two or three because I don’t have a subscription and because the previous managers felt I would be safer and better informed if they
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larmor
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
The company formerly known as Facebook has dropped from #15 on the S&P 500 down to #25 this morning:
Snatching de feet from the JAWS of META.
Meanwhile, TSLA's weight in the S&P 500 Index is back up to where it was last Wednesday morning, before Earnings.
Snatching de feet from the JAWS of META.
Meanwhile, TSLA's weight in the S&P 500 Index is back up to where it was last Wednesday morning, before Earnings.
ZachF
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Hopefully Amazon’s stink keeps away from TSLA today…
DennisLevitt
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I don't disagree at all about Wall St. But with Elon's shares, and the shares of his family and friends, he's pretty close to being able to appoint whoever he wants.
That has been Zach IMO and he has been doing great on the calls. I'm happy to have Elon let him take more of the spotlight.
It would be, and yet Elon was asked this very question at a Q&A I saw online with him, when he was interviewed about SpaceX (sorry, don't recall exactly where).
He stated with no qualms that they would launch competitors' satellites (he just said "other companies'") as he found it unlikely Starlink could every meet 100% of all global satellite needs by itself. I appreciated his big picture viewpoint there.
Sorry, OT for Tesla but all things Elon seem to get a pass, for at least a reply or two (hopefully not more).
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Also GM, GOEV, WKHS, RIDE, and even NKLA.
But of course they are all much stronger companies with much more promise and many more sales than Tesla too.
Elons selling, to pay back short term loans for twitter…..?Also GM, GOEV, WKHS, RIDE, and even NKLA.
But of course they are all much stronger companies with much more promise and many more sales than Tesla too.
Seriously. How can this many investors be this bad at math?Also GM, GOEV, WKHS, RIDE, and even NKLA.
But of course they are all much stronger companies with much more promise and many more sales than Tesla too.
Thanks. Except that I didn't put a lot of money into the stock. I put in a small amount (relative to my portfolio) so that I could feel that I was a part of this company. The amount was no big risk for me. I met a guy who put his whole retirement fund into TSLA. But at the time that was an extreme risk. One I was not willing to take. And I'd have had no income to live on.
I'm old. I have to ask myself, "At what point do I move that money (a very small amount when I bought the stock, but a very large amount now) out of an investment that pays no dividends, and never will during my lifetime?" Had I sold at the high, and put it into bonds paying 5 or 6%, it would have increased my income in my old age.
Water under the bridge. I'm not selling now.
Now, that the Twitter overhang is finally officially over, I see The Wall Street gang with Gary's leadership is buying TSLA hand over fist!
Oh, wait... why the SP is down ?
Is Elon selling again ?
What is he going to buy this time ?
Oh, wait... why the SP is down ?
Is Elon selling again ?
What is he going to buy this time ?
Sorry to bring up the river again, but they are only down 8% now after an epically bad quarter. TSLA can lose that on an average day with no news. 
We will be vindicated again, just need some patience.
We will be vindicated again, just need some patience.
I think so. There is a reason he still refuses to answer people on Twitter about whether or not he is going to be selling shares.
ThisStockGood
Still cruising my Model S 70 2015
Look at Twitter stock. The first time, an Elon Musk led company performs totally steady. Impressive. Bodes well for TSLA in the long run.
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Its not the math, its the derivatives. Options MMs aren't going to give retail any money when they can print unlimited shares for free (and with no consequences).
Then Put holders want to drive down the SP to force their contracts into the money. It'll all end one day, but right now we're in this rut. The negative news cycle is cheap to create when compared to the profits they make by being short.
Shortzes and wedgies pushed the SP down to tag the 10-day Moving Average MA(10). Doing what it takes to keep the T/A traders short narrative alive, while waiting for the FED meeting in Nov.
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