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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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This is the only attitude to have on this if you’re long. Great plan, strong conviction and it’s paying off.
I will say back in May when it was at $180 the concern of Tesla folding didn’t seem real. I recall more talk of buyouts from the likes of Apple or Google. But late 2018 prior to Q3 seemed more dire. It felt heavily manipulated back in the spring though, I think for me it was just about holding onto the word of Musk that kept saying Q3 and 4 will be a return to profitability. Once we got there I felt it could take off
Mike Smith
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As a customer, ETrade shows it to me graphically. But I'm pretty sure you do have to be a customer.
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
Old, but I just saw this on twitter:
love it!
edit: although I would make it "Tesla" rather than $TSLA because (at least in the short term) the stock price is decoupled from the company's performance, much less innovation
@BullTesla said:
love it!
edit: although I would make it "Tesla" rather than $TSLA because (at least in the short term) the stock price is decoupled from the company's performance, much less innovation
Mike Smith
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Let me get this straight - Adam Jonas had a price target less than half of Tesla's current price, but the market is surprised that he doesn't think you should buy it. Interesting.
I added a bit. Will add a bit more every time it goes $10 lower.
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
*shrug* Like ARK has been alluding to in their interviews, traditional auto analysts are going to lose TSLA to tech analysts. Bye, Adam.
Um, a little confused...? That article says the entire US national battery production is 33 GWh and Tesla is 42% of that (so, math says 14 GWh). Yet GF1 is already at 35 GWh on the way to 54 GWh? Where are they pulling these numbers from?
engle
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Anyone can get a free account at http://tipranks.com to see this analist Adam Jonas' record analyzing not just TSLA, but all the equities in his teams' "coverage universe". It is laughable:
Do MS clients get advance notice of his actions so they can trade TSLA ahead of the public and in advance of Jonas' legal market manipulations?
My background research reveals he is about 45 years old, grew up in Canton, OH and graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration in General Finance in 1996 from the University of Michigan. If I were hiring analists, I would want people with advanced degrees and/or experience in the industries they are analizing. Mr. Jonas has neither. No wonder his success rate is a coin flip!
It gets even worse when you look at his record with names like GM: (just do the opposite of what he recommends!)
Meet Adam Jonas, Morgan Stanley's Head of Global Auto & Shared Mobility Research | Morgan Stanley
https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-jonas-6b4599120/ (he only has 1 connection on LinkedIn so doesn't understand or value professional social networking I guess. Let's all bombard and overwhelm his email inbox with "CONNECT" requests! I just did along with the message "Love reading your TSLA analysis! Keep up the great work!" ;-)
I think his TSLA "sell" is just designed to shove the price down temporarily so MS clients can scoop-up shares prior to the earnings call, rinse and repeat.
I *feel* like shorting MS stock, trading at a 52-week high! Its market cap is now ironically 91.758B or slightly higher than TSLA due to Jonas' downgrade. LMFAO (I've never shorted anything in my life and now is not the time to start!)
Russ
Do MS clients get advance notice of his actions so they can trade TSLA ahead of the public and in advance of Jonas' legal market manipulations?
My background research reveals he is about 45 years old, grew up in Canton, OH and graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration in General Finance in 1996 from the University of Michigan. If I were hiring analists, I would want people with advanced degrees and/or experience in the industries they are analizing. Mr. Jonas has neither. No wonder his success rate is a coin flip!
It gets even worse when you look at his record with names like GM: (just do the opposite of what he recommends!)
Meet Adam Jonas, Morgan Stanley's Head of Global Auto & Shared Mobility Research | Morgan Stanley
https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-jonas-6b4599120/ (he only has 1 connection on LinkedIn so doesn't understand or value professional social networking I guess. Let's all bombard and overwhelm his email inbox with "CONNECT" requests! I just did along with the message "Love reading your TSLA analysis! Keep up the great work!" ;-)
I think his TSLA "sell" is just designed to shove the price down temporarily so MS clients can scoop-up shares prior to the earnings call, rinse and repeat.
I *feel* like shorting MS stock, trading at a 52-week high! Its market cap is now ironically 91.758B or slightly higher than TSLA due to Jonas' downgrade. LMFAO (I've never shorted anything in my life and now is not the time to start!)
Russ
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Smart move. No time value left in the option, so you start the clock on capital gains at a cost basis well below market.
Runarbt
Active Member
Don't look!!
... because it's still red.
This is actually excellent imho. :-D
We are now establishing $500 as the new floor/solid support. If we can get a new range 500-550 - I dont mind a sideways movement for a few weeks.
Edit: oups.. 498.. * up up..*
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"Hey you, 2018 Me, yeah it's Me, 2020 you."
"Me? You? What?"
"Yeah shut up, so listen. Fun fact here."
"uhh, ok"
"There will be a day in January where you get real sad because TSLA is down to $500."
"LOL, I guess I develop a really bad meth problem in 2020 because you sound crazy."
I'm hoping this adds more weight to the potential big upside if ER really beats expectations. If not I'm not unhappy with 500 being the new 300.
"Me? You? What?"
"Yeah shut up, so listen. Fun fact here."
"uhh, ok"
"There will be a day in January where you get real sad because TSLA is down to $500."
"LOL, I guess I develop a really bad meth problem in 2020 because you sound crazy."
I'm hoping this adds more weight to the potential big upside if ER really beats expectations. If not I'm not unhappy with 500 being the new 300.
I can't imagine that they don't.
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Mike Smith
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On the bright side the RSI just dropped from a way over-bought 85 to a respectable 67.
X Fan
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Lol @ his 49% accuracy stat......analysts are similar to weather broadcasters here in Fl...they have a 50/50 chance of being right (or just flip a coin similar to Tommy from Peaky Blinders for same accuracy).
What is meth? What is meth problem? Do you mean math?
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