Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

[M3Rider]

Damn. Aftermarket going down

 

[ggr]

Everyone listen up! Karen just said the drinks are on her! Let's see, that's probably good for about 5 drinks in Iceland?

But she'd have to sell that share. It's a collector's item... no way.

 

[dl003]

TSLA missed the AH memo.

 

[Right_Said_Fred]

And there I was this morning being jealous of those Chinese producers of EV parts, making huge 8-10% gains overnight on the Chinese stock market, while Tesla was up just 1-2% in premarket...

 

[TheTalkingMule]

Sorry to fixate on CNBC, but it's just laughable. After the break they're gonna give us the case for GM "giving Tesla a run for it's money" with the EV Hummer? LOL!

 

[DaveT]

TSLA up $46.71 today.

Amazing.

Congrats everyone.

 

[AudubonB]

Some observations....

1. We closed at 25% higher than that certain number that caused a certain Mod so much unnecessary work. (and some of you still managed to channel that one today. Sheesh!)

2. I finally looked at some of the rest of our portfolio today. Sunpower +8.72%. Virgin Galactic +6.94%.


Slackers.

 

[SunCatcher]

 

[Fact Checking]

After an impressive day with a gap up plus intraday rise of +10%, closing +5% higher than the old all-time-high set just two trading days ago, with barely any pullback, I'd expect short-seller margin calls to come rolling in in volume, maybe set new all-time-highs as well in after-hours trading.

 

[MABMAB]

It hurts, doesn't it?

I am still waiting for an explanation as to what this means.
Does stealth ever reply to such things?

 

[JRP3]

If only there were some technology to significantly reduce this... Air pollution from brake dust may be as harmful as diesel exhaust on immune cells – new study

 

[Cherry Wine]

What a ride.

My brokerage account increased by an amount equal to 100% of my original, non-margin investment...in one day...

 

[Boomer19]

Not a peep from CNBC on TSLA yet during the last 15 before close. Hopefully Mike Santoli is forced to comment soon. Lol

fyi
@Curt Renz has been posting cnbc stuff from today

they had some coverage, including colin rusch

 

[NicoV]

Lets say I was the administrator of an index fund that sees Tesla becoming part of the S&P 500 in Q2. It would seem best to buy some calls today to exercise them when I need to add Tesla to the portfolio right ? That would be better than buying the shares right now and having to show that 5% accumulation report...
Then if many do that in Q2, I would think you might actually see a real short squeeze as the calls are exercised and not just cashed in...

Isn’t the whole point of an index fund that they don’t do that? They have to mirror the index, not beat it.

 

[Don TLR]

Wow! They were throwing a sugarload of sugar at Colin Rusch (how dare you be not only bullish on Tesla but have the market confirm your bullish thesis). But he just turned those cowpies right around and stuffed them back in their faces. He was really in his element.

Gotta love his matter-of-fact, no BS persona!

How about the huge percentage of us who power our cars with Solar. I wish that number was known and tossed around more often in cases like this. Yes he shut him right down and good on ya Colin!!

 

[lklundin]

$TSLA, when closing +9.77% is disappointing

I remember when a 10% gain equaled the combined monthly salary of my wife and myself.

Those days seem very far away now...

 

[Thekiwi]

Analyst from cannacord on CNBC right now doing a good job defending Tesla.

Asked about his price target he made a simple statement which I liked (paraphrasing): "Our price target is 27x our 2021 earnings forecast for Tesla, which is a 30% discount for that growth rate".

I love seeing simple fundamentals based reasoning from analysts that shuts up hosts spouting stupid questions. (In a segment 15 minutes earlier a guest was saying Tesla stock price was based on "irrational exuberance" without any basis for his reasoning as to why it was "irrational".)

 

[StealthP3D]

Used auto plants will be cheap when the real transition begins.

That's true but it still costs a lot of money to get rid of all the crap inside and turn them into something that can actually make saleable vehicles profitably.

 

[Lessmog]

I remember when a 10% gain equaled the combined monthly salary of my wife and myself.

Those days seem very far away now...

Aww. Poor darlings.
On another note, I just made my first tenbagger, from the very first TSLA I ever bought.

 

[loco]

Nasdaq@ATH
TSLA@ATH
FB@ATH
AAPL@ATH
GOOG@ATH

What could possibly go wrong?