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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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K_Dizzle
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Or value analyst, I’m not one to hate though my july 2020 $300 are hurting
I did my homework, I don't believe the FUD that Tesla has no demand. Unless we are coming to a scenario that the whole world will stop buying 90 million vehicles a year. Tesla vehicles are still by far the most compelling product for most buyers.
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Okay this level 235$ is CLEARLY being defended. There might be some truth to those rumors after all. If that is true they have tipped their hand and it will be a losing battle for the near term.
anthonyj
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ZachF
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JRP3
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He was never that, at least to the more rational among us.
K_Dizzle
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I was more nervous for you than I was for my shares. Congrats on the 11 cents
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
JRP3
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This stock hasn't been a smooth ride since Feb '11. I don't expect that to change.
The Panasonic story was horribly mishandled... All they needed to say was... BS, they were too late and added too much confusing verbiage.
Saying there were battery constraints as an excuse for poor production and then predicting a doubling of production was stupid, obviously bs.
MotorTrend did a better job of letting us know about the Model S and X changes than Tesla.
and then there are his tweets...
"Hang in there. If you are truly long-term, it will be fine."
Next time I read something like that from him, I will be selling and shorting the stock.
There was absolutely no indication that the production and delivery numbers would tank, and the "We're gonna make a leaf blower" for me was equivalent to his shrug he gave when Rogan asked if he was sure he wanted a hit...
Long.
Frankly, this whole notion of a demand problem is BS.
Tesla unfortunately coincided their overseas sales launch during what is traditionally a slow season for automotive sales and then botched the logistics so that more cars than expected ended up in transit. Having most of your batched production slated for overseas markets probably didn’t help the perception of lack of demand in the domestic market. Then you have the downtime associated with the retooling the S/X fabrication lines, which reduces the number of available S/X you can sell and.... poof! Suddenly the FUD machine piles on and nobody wants a Tesla anymore. I call BULL!!!
LONG story short, I am riding this out. Congratulations to anyone who can buy now, but I am not sold on the imminent ‘bankwuptcy’ fable.
Tesla unfortunately coincided their overseas sales launch during what is traditionally a slow season for automotive sales and then botched the logistics so that more cars than expected ended up in transit. Having most of your batched production slated for overseas markets probably didn’t help the perception of lack of demand in the domestic market. Then you have the downtime associated with the retooling the S/X fabrication lines, which reduces the number of available S/X you can sell and.... poof! Suddenly the FUD machine piles on and nobody wants a Tesla anymore. I call BULL!!!
LONG story short, I am riding this out. Congratulations to anyone who can buy now, but I am not sold on the imminent ‘bankwuptcy’ fable.
This will help you all feel much better:
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
Presumably the rumors that Musk will be margin called at that level. Which, given his other assets, doesn't make a lot of sense.[*] Even more, from what I can gather the alleged margin call price for Musk tends to shift with the winds.
Today was almost certainly heavy shorting combined with weak longs and those unfortunate enough to be margin called and forced out.
Too bad I'm out of reasonably accessible funds. But it does have me wondering what I could do with leverage
[* meaning, it is unlikely a margin call would force Musk out of his Tesla shares]
FTFY.
Meh. Could figure it out, could extend. Today's steal of a price may be there on 4/30, may not.
Please send me your sofa.
A-friggin'-men. Irrational optimism is no more useful than irrational bankwuptcy-shouting from the TSLAQ crowd.
Esme Es Mejor
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Back to being 12 pages behind on this thread.
Bought another 100 shares a few hours ago at 240. Felt like a bargain at the time. Still does, but apparently there was another $9 of bargain I could have wrung out with a little more patience.
Like ARK, I won’t go above 10% on any single stock, so I can only buy another 100 shares at most. I hope it doesn’t get low enough to tempt me to throw my last shot at it. The little bounce at the end of the day was nice to see.
If Musk isn’t buying at these prices, he’s crazy.
Bought another 100 shares a few hours ago at 240. Felt like a bargain at the time. Still does, but apparently there was another $9 of bargain I could have wrung out with a little more patience.
Like ARK, I won’t go above 10% on any single stock, so I can only buy another 100 shares at most. I hope it doesn’t get low enough to tempt me to throw my last shot at it. The little bounce at the end of the day was nice to see.
If Musk isn’t buying at these prices, he’s crazy.
looking back, In a way trying to get Fed tax credits to max US buyers helped the buyers, but hurt the company big time. ...
If 10K were on ships to EU at end of 4Q, things might have been smoother for Q1 ..
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