There is exactly one location. It covers about an area with a population of 1-1.2 million people. The grey locations are "coming soon". Also the Daly City one has 72 kw chargers only.
Last edited:
-
Want to remove ads? Register an account and login to see fewer ads, and become a Supporting Member to remove almost all ads.
Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
- Thread starter AudubonB
- Start date
There is exactly one location. It covers about an area with a population of 1-1.2 million people. The grey locations are "coming soon". Also the Daly City one has 72 kw chargers only.
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
$100? Then we really went through a lost decade. I will have to go on another soul searching journey in India, wondering WTF is the meaning of my life after wasting so much time supporting TSLA for the past 10 years of my life.
Sparky
Member
Today, (to use an actual TA description I heard once from a 90's TV trader) seemed more like "penetration of rising bottoms".
I was picturing teams of lawyers going over that bullet list word by word for weeks. God love ‘em, I couldn’t do that.
Zhelko Dimic
Careful bull
Esme Es Mejor
Member
I love this idea, though I’d be perfectly happy with monthly reporting. No geographic breakdown, no ASPs, just a single number of Teslas sold worldwide in a given day/month.
bdy0627
Active Member
His magic ball is usually pretty close, though I have noticed that it's calibrated toward the pessimistic side. Having said that, I'm not claiming this is the bottom because I threw my magic ball against the wall and shattered it.
Gerber indicated he had stops below $250 in this interview -- some of these may have been triggered today.
Reporting numbers work only when numbers are good. (So at this time it's a bad idea)
Reference - GM etc stopped doing monthlies
Apple stopped giving iPhone sales metrics
~ cheers!!
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
I agree with Fact Checking, his point was we shouldn't automatically assume it's Elon who selfishly holding it up. Based on the outcome, my view is it's probably SEC trying to have an unrealistic list that basically prevent Elon to talk about anything Tesla, unless it's pre-approved in writing. That whole list will be viewed ridiculous down the road.
If Warren Buffett tweets "We plan to produce more catchup this year", or "we plan to introduce a new product", can you imagine SEC to call Buffett and say "did you get pre-approval to tweet that?". But based on the list, Elon may not be able to tweet any of that. If the full list is not applied to every CEO, why Elon Musk gets special treatment?
Anyway I think Elon should just move on. We should move on too.
To help Elon and Tesla, perhaps Jack Dorsey could push for a "Twitter sitter" feature, whereby the user could tweet at will but none of his/her tweets would actually show up until they've been approved by someone they designate. Integrating this directly into the app and website would be ideal for Elon and many others who need to be careful what they tweet.
As for my personal investment activities, I've once again lowered my average cost per share by selling and re-buying a fraction of my TSLA shares. I reluctantly sold some last Thursday at $272+, on the conviction that the earnings report was going to further depress shares and that Autonomy Day wouldn't do much to help the short term share price. This gnawed at me over the weekend, as I never really like selling shares in a company that I believe in, even though I've always maintained a core TSLA position.
Autonomy Day was great, in my opinion, and I re-bought some shares and sold cash-secured puts. So my effective re-buy prices range from about $250 to the low $260s. If the stock stays below $240 for the next month, then I'm on the hook to buy more, at an effective price of just under $230/share. In that case, I'll end up with more TSLA shares than before. I could have skipped the options and done better by just waiting until now to re-buy shares, but I doubt I'd have waited this long, and collecting $10+ option premiums seemed attractive.
While I initially hate the idea in general, per day could work. Per month, I think you’d just end up with endless histrionics by the press during any naturally slow month with no mentions of seasonality. I could see per-day working just because it’s an endless flood of information. You can only publish so many “Tesla only sold X cars today!!!!” articles before people lose interest.
Maybe it’s just sampling bias, but the times I’ve seen his predictions, they’ve usually been off by a LOT, nearly to contra-indicator status. Notably, several predictions of “nothing all the way down to XXX(being ~$100 lower than then-current SP)”, after which the price dropped ~$3 before rebounding.
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
Ya, he said he has stops at $250. So I am guessing today, a lot of it is from Gerber.
In the same call, it looks like Elon is receptive about taking money from Gene and Ross.
So a capital raise is definitely coming. In what form is what we have to wonder about.
Last edited:
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
Weird, the few times I sampled the levels he mentioned for TA, it was pretty dead on. Also, the levels he give out are usually very similar to the one I am looking at based on my on TA levels. I think we are using the same TA.
anthonyj
Stonks
Ross Gerber on Twitter
So this guy pumps 24/7 how great of an investment TSLA is and because it hits some arbitrary number he is forced to sell lol. No wonder shorts constantly make fun of him.
So this guy pumps 24/7 how great of an investment TSLA is and because it hits some arbitrary number he is forced to sell lol. No wonder shorts constantly make fun of him.
anthonyj
Stonks
I think he had total of 40,000 shares, so it wasn’t much from Gerber. Not enough to move the needle. A lot of shorting, stop losses, and big money leaving today
Similar threads
- Locked
- Locked
- Locked
