Having lived through so many rough TSLA dips since 2012, one place I go to for solace is to see how rapidly the Supercharger team is working. They are building for what I'd say is an expectation of many more Tesla vehicles to come: supercharge.info
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You'll both be right by tomorrow's close.
Hopefully we're in a Tesla...Definitely reminiscent of watching a car crash happen.
Just had a thought. Did Elon sell last week because he knew his continued antics would drive TSLA even lower?
I think it's gonna take a blow out Q4 ER followed by more selling for him to acknowledge something is wrong and it's not the fundamentals or macros.Why would he want to drive it lower? Unless he wanted to buy a bunch. I think he is in complete denial that his antics have anything to do with the stock price.
Because he knew he was going to do it and didnt care. Yet knew he would need cash during the blackout period.Why would he want to drive it lower? Unless he wanted to buy a bunch. I think he is in complete denial that his antics have anything to do with the stock price.
Both. Google calculates from market open 1/3 to close today, and marketwatch calculates from market close 1/3 to market close today.
Board capitulation is NEARLY complete..
It’s ALMOST time to deploy capital here, it’s been a long 13 months.
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It’s typical for the recent updates of other countries in Europe too. France and Germany are now also expected to avoid a recession, The Netherlands will only have a minor recession.Wow, that’s pretty significant, I’d say.
TSLA is now operating at a 25 forward 2023 earnings PE ratio, inline with index-wide PE ratios.
The stock market is valuing Tesla as a slow earnings growth company now.
Tesla needs to show solid Q4 growth and state clear expectations for what earnings growth will be in 2023. No statement or low growth will keep the stock surpressed under $150.
Expect Musk to complain about interest rates hurting order rate. The market won't care about excuses.
Unless earnings are forecasted to contract, it would seem we are near the bottom.
Before I used to think there was a chance, now I don't think so. Too chaotic ...At what point does Berkshire buy in? Serious question, examples desired.