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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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fwiw, this particular show has been running for 6 years,
Tesla shares plunge 14 percent
“TSLA shares closed down more than 14 percent at $109.05. (For the latest stock price click here.)
One factor is a research note from Goldman Sachs setting a price target for Tesla of $84 (that is $42.32, or 34 percent, below Tuesday's opening price of $126.32).”
Tesla shares plunge 14 percent
“TSLA shares closed down more than 14 percent at $109.05. (For the latest stock price click here.)
One factor is a research note from Goldman Sachs setting a price target for Tesla of $84 (that is $42.32, or 34 percent, below Tuesday's opening price of $126.32).”
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did a few reverse splits for a 1:700,000 (used to be ~$186/share, now, appx (afer rev split $0.002/share)
Mad@gascar
Teslanaire Extraordinaire
Yesterday I couldn't figure out why all my TSLA call options were down big time, on a day that TSLA stock was up. Made no sense. Now it's clear as day: Tamberrino's friends at Goldman Sachs (and favored clients let in on the scam) were frontrunning the price target cut that was about to be released. Where is the SEC? Disgusting.
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Didn't they say the same thing about Q3 2018.....? LOL
Model 3 was supposed to do that. Everybody and his uncle were sure that after Model 3 production was on mass market mode, It would be triumph of victory for Tesla. I personally believed it.
Totally agree, and count me as one of the people who felt burned by EM for all the reasons you stated. Q1 was epic bad, not just because of the losses, but because EM unnecessarily lost goodwill and credibility.
To this day, I haven’t ever been in the black with TSLA. Although my losses have piled up except very recently, I’m long and keep adding because I believe in the mission, market, company, and opportunity.
I’m willing to take volatility in the SP, but a CEO should not contribute to blindsiding investors.
Mike Smith
Active Member
Tamberrino calls have never affected TSLA much because nobody respects him. This is just typical mid-day short selling which has been happening almost every day the last few weeks. It usually ends around 2:30, then we spike back higher the next morning (which has also been happening almost every day the last few weeks).
Now this Factset estimate shenanigans have started given we are nearing the end of the quarter. Perfect way to set high expectation and even missing that number by less than 1% will be considered a Yuge miss, and will be used to slam the stock.
We have seen this bad movie play a few times before.
That's kind of what I was trying to say, an article that is balanced or maybe a bit positive might get published with a title that spins it negative or makes it sound more exciting than it is, like a lot of publications. The comments are another ballgame of course.
Yep. Stock tanked on expectation of poor deliveries. Now that delivery expectations are much higher, very little rebound of which to speak.
The company itself guided between 90-100k. Then multiple times they re-iterated the guidance. Why is this a bad thing / surprising that the factset estimate is at the lower end of the guidance? It's a conservative estimate based on the information from the company.
SoGA Fan Club
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Free supercharging to X and S inventory cars. But, that incentive wiped them out quickly if EV-CPO can be relied upon.
I haven't seen a single Model 3 get discounted though someone posted that they got a $5400 discount on an inventory car with less than 50 miles. That was sort of surprising.
I'm sure many people in your position (in the red) feel the same. Fortunately for me, I am still well in the black overall. However, different from you, I don't invest for the mission or the market, or anything other than - I LOVE THE CAR. It is the single best product I've ever purchased. I typically invest based on how I personally feel about a company's product or services. I figure if I love it, then others probably will also. I got in pretty early with Amazon simply due to how much I loved free 2-day shipping and amazing customer service. The incredible product Tesla makes is why I invested in TSLA. Same with Priceline. I missed out on Netflix because I simply didn't like it.
With that said, I would still prefer Elon Musk over any one else running Tesla. Without Musk, I seriously doubt any of us would have ever heard of a car company called Tesla. Without Musk, there sure wouldn't have been a product called AutoPilot in 2014, and definitely not as affordable as it is today (if I can afford such an amazing product - it's CHEAP!!). Sometimes his flare for pushing the limits gets him in trouble (falcon wing doors), but you have to take the good with the bad - and I firmly believe Musk has been overwhelmingly good for this company. It's not even a discussion for me. I just wish he would stop using his emotions and hopes when he makes comments that we take as guidance. These things REALLY need to be more scientifically based - on actually evidence.
EDIT: I accidentally did a multipost because I forget to hit post after the first. But hey! That's pretty cool!!
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Seriously??? This whole drop from 300/share was predicated on Tesla falling way short of Q2 guidance.
StealthP3D
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Actually, it doesn't show you what he thinks, it shows you what he wants from you. If you don't already own TSLA, he wants to discourage you from buying it and, if you already own some, he wants you to sell it.
That is all it means.
What if I only have a manly petticoat?
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