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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Those chartists who have no knowledge of business fundamentals are likely to fail.
The most intelligent and experienced investors/traders are on this board.
Lycanthrope
S3XY old dude
Thoughts...
- I left $150k on the table by selling my calls yesterday, that's quite an amount which may well be a lot higher tomorrow - live and learn...
- I pay myself a modest salary, the minimum amount to get the best tax advantages here, and I made more than this amount in pre-market
- I admit I sold 34 play shares at $925, then immediately sold a Friday $905 strike put (yeah, yeah, nag, nag, nag) for $4500
- In my HODL account I'm (on paper) half a teslanaire, twi account combined, 75% of one
- As said above by others, this is all a bit scary, I'm not exactly poor, but I've never had this kind of money kicking around - but having a big sum to play-trade with changes the game completely
- I left $150k on the table by selling my calls yesterday, that's quite an amount which may well be a lot higher tomorrow - live and learn...
- I pay myself a modest salary, the minimum amount to get the best tax advantages here, and I made more than this amount in pre-market
- I admit I sold 34 play shares at $925, then immediately sold a Friday $905 strike put (yeah, yeah, nag, nag, nag) for $4500
- In my HODL account I'm (on paper) half a teslanaire, twi account combined, 75% of one
- As said above by others, this is all a bit scary, I'm not exactly poor, but I've never had this kind of money kicking around - but having a big sum to play-trade with changes the game completely
SpudLime
Active Member
Cobos
S60 Owner since 2013 - sold, S85D owner since 2017
I might actually sell at $1000.
That has been my original price target when I first bought TSLA. I've only bought shares and not on margin and my retirement funds are not something I can control, so it's not that many shares anyway.
The dollar is very expensive now, or rather the NOK is down the drain so the payout will be good as well.
So what am I gonna use the money for, sh*ts and giggles mostly I think, and some gifts.
Oh you thought I would sell all, I was just thinking of selling a few shares to mark the occasion maybe 1-2% of them. If we do get a big fall down again I might even buy them back for less. Otherwise I think all big occasions has to be celebrated.
For the rest I'm thinking $3500 is when I evaluate again.
That has been my original price target when I first bought TSLA. I've only bought shares and not on margin and my retirement funds are not something I can control, so it's not that many shares anyway.
The dollar is very expensive now, or rather the NOK is down the drain so the payout will be good as well.
So what am I gonna use the money for, sh*ts and giggles mostly I think, and some gifts.
Oh you thought I would sell all, I was just thinking of selling a few shares to mark the occasion maybe 1-2% of them. If we do get a big fall down again I might even buy them back for less. Otherwise I think all big occasions has to be celebrated.
For the rest I'm thinking $3500 is when I evaluate again.
I need 1 more day of this run... Just one.
Make it happen, Elon. Drop your next EDM track!
Make it happen, Elon. Drop your next EDM track!
willow_hiller
Active Member
My options chain state prices are predicting $1,120 by Friday. But then again, for all price levels within like 100 points of the underlying matrices are becoming rank deficient (all option prices are correlated). I guess it's hard to derive any signal when this meteoric rally is causing a bunch of noise.
EDIT: After close looks like the state prices are pointing to $1,040.
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Tempted to sell my shares and replace them with OTM calls. Lock in a profit and use a fraction of that profit to keep it open for further upside.
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
They are among those who tried to kill Tesla IMO. So screw em. They clearly don't know a thing about the company other than that it is hurting the people they are beholden to (oil, legacy auto, etc). They are shocked that they cannot influence every stock with their fame and trash talk, so yea...befuddled for sure.
someone is selling aggressively toward the close
adiggs
Active Member
BLSmith2112
Member
Man! Yesterday When it was 730, I said when reaches 850, my retirement goal will be met. Now I am getting greedy, I will wait a little bit longer until it is over 1500 because need time to plan it.
Congo Line
(not the dance)
BTW...had great time today driving with my wife in our Model X with the web browser up on the screen on the Tesla ticker watching the price rocket up. Made the driving experience even nicer than it usually is, which is very nice.
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