What the hell was that, hit 690 and two seconds later down to 660. Reeks of manipulation
Same thing happened across the whole market at the same time.
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Same thing happened across the whole market at the same time.
StealthP3D
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There is no way to know where the bottom is until it already happened. By the time you know it has bottomed, prices will be much higher. We might have just bottomed or the true bottom might be in the $500's.
Because human psychology sets the price.
My local news reports that WHO just upgraded the virus risk. Tried to google but found no written source from the WHO press briefing.
Edit: Coronavirus: WHO issues 'highest alert' - BBC News
Edit2: The World Health Organization upgrades the global risk from the coronavirus to "very high"
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Hi everyone. As if the market tanking wasn’t stressful enough...my phone got hacked late last night! The below is the message I’ve been sending to my family and friends (I spend way too much time with you guys!) Be careful everyone!!
So last night my phone got hacked in a very scary way that I’m still not sure how it happened. My cell service suddenly stopped working, thought my phone was acting up. But when I was connected on WiFi, I had several emails saying that my passwords had been changed. I was able to call T-Mobile using my wife’s phone and restore service. Seems like someone was able to temporarily steal my sim somehow and then they got into my yahoo email account by using the text verification code! They then reset my coinbase account that I luckily no longer use. But clearly they were after Bitcoin since they can transfer funds without being traded. I was up past 2 am calling T-Mobile and resetting all my passwords.
So last night my phone got hacked in a very scary way that I’m still not sure how it happened. My cell service suddenly stopped working, thought my phone was acting up. But when I was connected on WiFi, I had several emails saying that my passwords had been changed. I was able to call T-Mobile using my wife’s phone and restore service. Seems like someone was able to temporarily steal my sim somehow and then they got into my yahoo email account by using the text verification code! They then reset my coinbase account that I luckily no longer use. But clearly they were after Bitcoin since they can transfer funds without being traded. I was up past 2 am calling T-Mobile and resetting all my passwords.
Worse: sociology sets the price. And that's barely even a science!
Tesla (model S inventory cars) is now discounting some options .
FYI I've confirmed that Tesla's supply chain is 100% operational with no snags (no I'm not going to tell you how, trust me or don't!). Last week was a record week for production at Shanghai. Doesn't mean stock can't go down during this mass hysteria but operationally, Tesla has not seen any impact from CV.
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
So a bit of a personal note but funny how it corresponded to this market "correction" and really affected my mental state. Our Model 3 (almost 50K miles) developed an awful creaking coming from the suspension suddenly on Monday. It's probably a control arm. The thing sounds like a rickety stagecoach going down the street, to the point that it's utterly embarrassing and everyone turns and looks. At least everyone can hear me coming in parking lots now. It'll be fixed Monday (I hope) and maybe with a HW3 upgrade too!
But combined with my TSLA-heavy portfolio being down nearly 50% and not enough dry powder to feel like I was really able to take advantage of the sale, sure felt like things were coming apart. Of course I'm well aware that everything will be ok, and this is such a small blip in the grand scheme of things...Tesla is continuing down its path of saving the world via domination, and the SP will quickly trend in the right direction.
When I step back and parse everything out, it was our beloved Model 3 developing this issue that was bothering me most. Maybe it's just an illustration of how deeply consumers can fall in love with these products.
But combined with my TSLA-heavy portfolio being down nearly 50% and not enough dry powder to feel like I was really able to take advantage of the sale, sure felt like things were coming apart. Of course I'm well aware that everything will be ok, and this is such a small blip in the grand scheme of things...Tesla is continuing down its path of saving the world via domination, and the SP will quickly trend in the right direction.
When I step back and parse everything out, it was our beloved Model 3 developing this issue that was bothering me most. Maybe it's just an illustration of how deeply consumers can fall in love with these products.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Happened market-wide. Algos are no doubt teetering on BUY right now and anything remotely positive triggers big swings up. A computer doesn't care if it's a bad flu year.What the hell was that, hit 690 and two seconds later down to 660. Reeks of manipulation
Is it just me or no ''main stream'' media seems to have caught up the model Y march delivery news???
Timing the market is hard, but I know an indicator that worked last year.
In 2019, Adam Jonas bashed Tesla for five months until late May when TSLA sank below $180. Then he contradicted himself within a week and turned positive on company prospects. That's when I started buying shares again.
When a volatility-milker like Morgan Stanley signals they are ready to milk an upswing, that's when I expect it to start. Of course this is a historical sample size of only one. But I'll be watching Joker Jonas this year.
Not investment related.
I had the same sharp creaking sound coming from the read suspension when the car was around 40k mile. It was super loud and uncomfortable. It went away after driving on the freeway for about 10 minutes, and it hasn't came back. Hope the same goes for you.
Yesterday my Model 3 saved me on the freeway from a SUV when the driver changed lane without checking his blind spot. My car swerved before I even realize what happened. Sure the stock is taking a pummeling but I don't think any other car could avoid this crash like a Tesla could. If I were driving any other car, not sure I would be up and typing this morning. It's all about perspective and I'm just grateful my family and the other driver were both unharmed and went on our lives.
Can't ignore it once people start posting all over twitter / youtube in 2 weeks when they take delivery.
SoGA Fan Club
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Dude, they can't think about anything right now but the coronavirus. They could care less about Tesla at this moment.
And it's not just Tesla. They aren't covering much of anything else. They dream about stuff like this coming along - it's great for their business. Like a hurricane to tree removal companies!
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Coronavirus clickbait >>>> Tesla clickbait.
FWIW, I had what I thought was suspension creaking and it was just the hinge for the trunk. They said they had seen it before.
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