woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Same. Will probably regret it in the near-term but I think it's a good sign my conservative side can still win these mental tug-o-wars.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Same. Will probably regret it in the near-term but I think it's a good sign my conservative side can still win these mental tug-o-wars.
jeewee3000
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StealthP3D
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I wonder why Tesler is being valued so highly
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I'm reminding myself that owning so many shares and some options, in a single stock is already risky AF.
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Well some of us sorta are
Order Details TSLA
Action Quantity Price Timing Time & Date (ET)
Sell 1 Shares Limit $2,704.41 Expires on 03/16/2020 10:39 AM 01/14/2020
(Hexy decimals ‘n such)
ZachF
Active Member
Elon's gotta be worth over $40 billion now...?
Doesn't he have ~38m shares? That's ~$22b.
SpaceX was worth $33b about a year ago, I'd bet it's at least $40b now, and he owns ~half of that.
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Is it enough to kick one of the Koch brothers (delicious irony..) off the list?
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Ihor tweeted earlier that shorts had made a few hundred million this morning on the price drop. Um, he's going to need to update that methinks.
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"signal that they control the price", you say?BTW., yesterday TSLA closed at an ATH, and as a result there were elevated volumes of after-market trading of 600k shares, presumably quite a few from margin calls turning into forced covering after an ATH day, but unlike in previous instances this liquidity didn't push up the price significantly, it was soaked up in the $570-$572 range.
This morning's early trading at 4am ET started with 57k shares traded already, and a push down to around $562 was executed, against overall calm macro trends as you noted:
This is relatively high volume early-early-market trading if I may coin the 4am-8am phase that way.
We'll see. If we indeed have options writers anxious to set an example for a favorable closing price tomorrow, then they might expend some (comparatively cheaper) firepower in early trading to signal that they control the price.
Not advice in any case.
I'm not sure how that's working out for them...
...for which I am grateful.
LN1_Casey
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Isn't the volume of 7.7mil within the opening hour proof that at least someone is selling?
But they sure are trying
Headline on Market Watch
Sell Tesla Now, Says UBS. Here’s Why
Of course, these are the sellers who do not own the stock they sell.
I have a hunch that The Tesla Squeeze will bankrupt a few big big hedges and banks and MMs and cause a general recession.
Not to mention a country or few...
Cry me a river.
Ah, yes. The same people who (allegedly) sued Munro for putting out a positive statements about the Model 3. I’m sure they’re being on the level.
I guess they don't know the meaning of the word "hold". What are the possible ratings again? Oh, yeah, "buy", "hold" and "sell". I wonder what a "sell" rating really means?
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
It means "I want your shares thankyoucomeagain."
Sudre
Active Member
....because our SP500 fund has to buy share next month.
The Hindenberg was enough to convince me that using hydrogen to fuel cars isn't a great idea.
Then why do you hide in a box???
Just an FYI - this isn't the old UBS analyst (Colin Langan, who was the worst) who was let go last fall. This is their (primarily European) auto analyst Patrick Hummel. He's historically been actually pretty positive on TSLA. He's actually pretty reasonable and I could see him upgrading the stock soon. Had it not had this run he almost certainly would have I imagine.
Now Barclays, JPM, BAML, MS, Cowen, ISI, and Credit Suisse on the other hand... those guys taking their short to the grave but it appears that their ability to manipulate the stock through false forecasts / predictions is coming or has come to an end.
Now Barclays, JPM, BAML, MS, Cowen, ISI, and Credit Suisse on the other hand... those guys taking their short to the grave but it appears that their ability to manipulate the stock through false forecasts / predictions is coming or has come to an end.
I'm really hoping that battery investor day reveals improvements in charging time that finally put to rest concerns that EVs take too long to charge and therefore impractical. That could be a catalyst for further stock appreciation, and one less vector for FUD.
Personally, I don't think it is an issue with v3 superchargers, but it is a common perception.
Personally, I don't think it is an issue with v3 superchargers, but it is a common perception.
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