So Lutz and Einhorn and Mr. Toothbrush all on cnbc with Timmy this morning?
Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Einhorn is out I think, he gave up his Tesla short position.
Still I would love to see the squirming
And they all have to wear short shorts.....er maybe not
I think another US GF for Cyberfactory will be announced soon. (+ is this what Trump is referring to?)
So what if Tesla does a Cap raise and expedites the new GF?
uselesslogin
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Apparently he only had puts. So he has been smart enough not to double down on them yet.
Yes, make an apology along with the chumps from CNBC themselves. Just let their viewers know they were so wrong, and misled investors from investing from the best opportunity of their lifetime.
this definitely looks like Eazy Peezy Lemon Squeezy .....
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Glitch in the Matrix. I think you swallowed the yellow pill.
TheTalkingMule
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And the squeeze has begun. Best of luck to all.
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I think (and Sandy Munro agrees) that Tesla will begin with 50K/yr Cybertrucks build at Fremont. Once demand is demonstrated (it'll be clear after a year), then they'll build a dedicated facility for 600k/yr,
After Sandy's appearance on Autoline Afterhours, Elon tweeted this:
"Munro’s analysis of Tesla [Cybertuck] engineering is accurate, both pro & con. I think he will appreciate some elements of the Model Y body design."
1:55 PM - 17 Jan 2020
1:55 PM - 17 Jan 2020
Tesla will does not need another Wall St. cap raise to build Cybertruck because they'll do it in stages. They'll barely even require those low-cost non-recourse loans from regional banks (but should take them anyway to assure local buy-in).
It's all unfolding exactly as laid out in the secret Secret Master Plan.
[Insert Mr. Burns Meme of choice here]
Cheers!
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uselesslogin
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So the really interesting thing to me is yesterday I saw the fee rate at IB shoot up from 0.25 to 0.4373. I still have this logged daily, so the last time the fee rate was this high was November. It honestly looks like someone shorted a bunch of shares yesterday. But, it could also be someone decided to stop lending their shares reducing the supply. Either way that isn't a good sign for anyone hoping to cover. I'll keep watching and see if it sticks. Sometimes this can be a brief one day thing.
Swampgator
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No, Tesla will build Cybertruck in Nevada. And why would they start planning for 50K/yr when they have hundreds of thousands of reservations already?I think (and Sandy Munro agrees) that Tesla will begin with 50K/yr Cybertrucks build at Fremont. Once demand is demonstrated (it'll be clear after a year), then they'll build a dedicated facility for 600k/yr,
Tesla will need no Wall St. cap raise. They'll barely even required low-cost non-recourse loans from local banks (but should take them anyway to assure local buy-in).
It's all unfolding exactly as laid out in the secret Secret Master Plan.
Cheers!
About 28 hrs ago Tesla stock traded around $510. What a difference a day makes. Yesterday opened at 530 and closed at 547. Opening today is tracking to be above 570 if the premarket price holds.
These large moves on no news are a highlight to me how fickle human emotion can be. Such a small change in sentiment can have so drastic a price impact. And elicit strong emotions! Huge validation and joy to long holders. FOMO to those on the sidelines. And I can only imagine fear for shortsellers.
These large moves on no news are a highlight to me how fickle human emotion can be. Such a small change in sentiment can have so drastic a price impact. And elicit strong emotions! Huge validation and joy to long holders. FOMO to those on the sidelines. And I can only imagine fear for shortsellers.
bhtooefr
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I wouldn't say no news, there has actually been news (a workaround for the Michigan sales ban being approved, and POTUS revealing a new US Tesla factory (which, to be fair, was reasonably predictable, and was reported as having been investigated)), as well as strong rumor re: the Model Y.
Glad I made the degenerate decision yday to buy $555 weekly calls
RobStark
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Because $100 refundable reservations are not necessarily indicative of long term steady state demand.
Agreed. I would’ve put one in except it’s not high enough to guarantee an earlier delivery. If it was $1,000 or so I would have pre ordered
Short-Sellers Took on Elon Musk and Tesla in 2019 and Lost
“I put on a small short condition [Wednesday] that for an investment firm my sons and I run,” Brad Cornell, emeritus professor of finance at UCLA and managing director at global consulting firm BRG, tells Fortune. “We thought at $488 it was so wildly overvalued, how long could it go on?”
still makes me giggle lol maybe they covered. ‘‘Twas a short short
“I put on a small short condition [Wednesday] that for an investment firm my sons and I run,” Brad Cornell, emeritus professor of finance at UCLA and managing director at global consulting firm BRG, tells Fortune. “We thought at $488 it was so wildly overvalued, how long could it go on?”
still makes me giggle lol maybe they covered. ‘‘Twas a short short
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