Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Solid DD.
Stop talking about my wife.
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Solid DD.
@Lycanthrope is building secret entrances through the walls. I’ll always be basking on one of your islands that you’re not.What are you waiting for? Sell. I’m certainly not going to tell you otherwise, I’m still sitting on my shares from 2012 and not selling now. I got 7 islands, 2 yachts, a CYBRTRCK and Roadster to buy. Also now 7 drag strips to build.
At least @Lycanthrope is building my walls for me.
...after a dance lesson from John Cleese just to make it more interesting.I gave you a funny for that, but Elon on DWTS would be epic. Their ratings would go through the roof and I’d actually vote for the first time ever.
What is important is to maximize profits. Buying a stock at a good price, missing a sell point and having to wait a year for it to rise again is a poor way to make money. I bought at several prices including on the way down (about what I thought might be bottom and I was about right). Now all my purchases are well up, as I said about 75% which is more like 80% now. I can capture profit now with larger tax payments or take the risk of the price dropping and waiting another quarter to be able to take advantage of long term capital gains tax rates. Even if Q4 and Q1 sales and profit numbers are good, unless they are great (which I think will be unlikely) the bubble can't continue.
We can all be Dancing Elon Masters. The power is within.If we all dance like Elon in unison across he globe, I feel like that should exert an upward gravitational force on the stock price.
I’ll leave the details to the physicists, but I think this would work.
That's why the current price is not sustainable.
We can't predict what will happen on a narrow short term basis. If you're really that freaked out about FUD, take some money off the table. At least you'll be able to sleep at night. You have to do what's right for you. We can't decide.
since Tesla is both manufacturer and seller, shouldn’t we compare them with the other car manufacturers and their dealer network?
That is, if it makes sense to compare them.
Chevy has ~5000 dealers in the US?
Does anyone have a source for the up-to-the minute short tally for TSLA?
Look a few posts up. I just covered this. Short answer is no, there is not up-to-the minute short tally data. tl;dr, updated twice a month, but with a two week delayDoes anyone have a source for the up-to-the minute short tally for TSLA?
You should take us out to lunchI'd like to take a moment to commend my fellow TMCers on their strict adherence to the no poetry rule. Truly, you're a fine bunch.
I was promised a short squeeze. How high does this thing need to go before that happens?
Sorry your short nowNot sure why you think I'm "freaked out" and I never asked you to decide anything. I pointed out the decision I need to make. My concerns are,
1) Q4 profit numbers
2) Q1 quarter results, production and profit
3) anything else that might tank the stock in the next 5 months.
Not likely, but something could happen in China that would stop or slow production. Even if it has little impact on anything real, the stock price would likely drop a lot.
Musk could get back on twitter saying something incredibly stupid... well, maybe not. He wouldn't do that, would he?
It only would take one quarter of lower model 3 deliveries and the world will panic that demand for the model 3 is dropping with commensurate stock price drop. That one is a real concern. For me it would take three or more quarters of lower deliveries to believe model 3 demand is slowing which may just happen when the Y comes out. But that won't be by the end of May.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/t...-after-deliveries-top-expectations-2020-01-03Claudia Assis said:Tesla’s stock rally got a boost last week when the company reported above-expectations fourth-quarter deliveries, its proxy for sales.
Claudia Assis said:Tesla shares gained 37% in the past 12 months, compared with advances of 27% and 22% for the S&P 500 index SPX, -0.12% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average. DJIA, -0.25%