I need to to "take one for the team" and sell- it always goes up right after I sell!
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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JupiterMan
Active Member
This is true.
The press always seek to put a definitive story on "why" something goes up , or "why" something goes down... in reality those "whys"/narratives are just the sensationalist things that are easy to regurgitate, satisfy your audience, sell ads or sell copy.
To make any investment decisions based upon media narratives, or to look at them for reasoning on your valuation is foolish in the extreme.
S&p inclusion calls expiration date nearing. It would be silly for MMs to pay up for these. How is this for hypothesis: that they compress the spring the usual fud way, while a sideshow of foot shooting is happening?
Krugerrand
Meow
Correct. It wasn’t meant to be anymore particularly meaningful then when anyone else posts short term movements. Just an observation in the moment that supported the OP I quoted.Okay, so for about 10 minutes TSLA held steady, that doesn't seem very meaningful to me? Particularly considering our overall performance vs the market this morning?
I note now that all my tickers are moving in conjunction and most are just as red as TSLA.
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Typical. You open the door by making a claim, then cannot support it.
You keep using that emotion.
I do not think that emotion means what you think it means.
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Anyone can throw out a number and get lucky. What would be impressive is if he called not only the price, but also the reason for hitting that price.
So, no more retail investors are buying TSLA until we hit 140? Is that was CGS convinced retail investors to do?
The market seems to be pricing in severe demand problems in China, future demand problems in the US, and a company that is suffering from a lack of leadership/focus from the CEO.
I agree, Meta, Apple... but what about Tesla?
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ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
Tesla’s fine. No need to panic.
Great, great article on the "elephant curve":
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
It's possible for Tesla to be both a company with a great long term outlook and also suffering in the short term. Both of these can be true. It's not either or.
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
I agree. They are not only big boys, they are the ones who make markets in TSLA. It's pure corruption, plain and simple. It's become business as usual. It's always been corrupted since I made my first trade back in the 1980's (I didn't know it though) but it has become steadily more sophisticated and blatant.
I believe the same people who are manipulating the normal action of the stock price are also driving the narrative that Elon's behavior or statements are unacceptable. This gives them cover to hide behind the narrative that investors have lost confidence in Elon, that's why the share price is trashed. In reality, they created the narrative by trashing the share price whenever Elon would say something.
This is one more reason to pay attention to the company, not the share price. Investors who are overly concerned with every little move, the timing of the move, and what caused the move, give power to those who manipulate the price. It allows them to create little narratives in your head that Elon's behavior is the problem, not their daily manipulations.
TrendTrader007
Active Member
every investor has to make own informed decisions. i am not at all interested in selling at lowest low range of prices . that would be an epic mistake with profound generational wealth adverse impact. this is clearly not the best time to watch stock price and really watch some movies or workout or do honest hard work in your day job. i have zero desire to allow any degree of negativity or pessimism to cloud my judgement. in my mind, and i could be wrong, there is zero probability of tesla going bankrupt. there is zero probability that tesla will not grow at least 30% ARR or higher over next 5 to 10 years or longer.
i am not about to miss that for anything in the world.
i am not about to miss that for anything in the world.
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