Max pain was at 602 too, I was pinned at 600-605 premarket today. So you would think they will pin this at that number and then walk it down AH like they always do.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Max pain was at 602 too, I was pinned at 600-605 premarket today. So you would think they will pin this at that number and then walk it down AH like they always do.
Dr. J
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JusRelax
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What are those tires?
Dammit, love my P3D, but this is enticing
They're the new 21" UberTurbine wheels on the Performance Model Y. I agree, they're beautiful:
Dr. J
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I have to say, not a bad performance by all involved (except for the Pence suck-a-thon). Message was testing, testing, testing.
Walmart and Target are on the hook for making space for drive-through tests.
Walgreens and CVS for in-store tests.
Several companies for at-home and elderly facilities testing.
Google for website testing instructions.
Roche et. al. for producing the test kits.
Quest, et, al., for the diagnoses.
edit: forgot the downside- fill up the Strategic Petroleum Reserve from US producers
Walmart and Target are on the hook for making space for drive-through tests.
Walgreens and CVS for in-store tests.
Several companies for at-home and elderly facilities testing.
Google for website testing instructions.
Roche et. al. for producing the test kits.
Quest, et, al., for the diagnoses.
edit: forgot the downside- fill up the Strategic Petroleum Reserve from US producers
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I know, was asking about the tire ... P Zero ... are they all-season I wonder? For the performance model ...
Someone kill me. Sounds like a bunch of children on stage and off stage.
The public meeting where concerns over GF Berlin will be discussed has been postponed to an unspecified later date due to corona. Press release says that the permitting process will go ahead anyway, so if the delay is not too long there will be no time lost for Tesla; however, it is my understanding that the meeting is a prerequisite for the final building permit. So this could delay things if the crisis takes too long, and I am afraid it will not be over by Easter .
Erörterungstermin in Erkner zur Tesla-Fabrik verschoben | MLUK
.Erörterungstermin in Erkner zur Tesla-Fabrik verschoben | MLUK
Most of the stocks in the solar sector were either down or barely up so maybe oil has something to do with it. I imagine some of the institutions got a nice opportunity to add to their core holdings.
Gene, you read my mind. There's another phrase I was thinking of, but I won't repeat it here...
Someone put that lady on stage again. She was giving out useful information before Trump talking about his d--k size again.
Similar impression here. I am quite surprised at how many people are participating and that there is at least some evidence of teamwork.
I wonder how much of this is Pence’s doing.
It is if it's a P Zero Nero... Been running some 19"er's for a couple years and I love 'em!
Big box, big pharma and big oil all got something. Should make the market happy.
Tread carefully, there has been so much volatility lately that everyone is expecting down action.. thus I think we trend slowly up for a week or so before potential drop precipitates again. Depends how woke Trump deals w COVID-19..
I had fun trading puts last couple wks, but will slowly transition out of calls next wk and back to short term long accumulation and maybe trading. Maybe slowly accumulate put hedges that are June dated as well.... SPY 225-250 is what I’m thinking
Yes someone I suppose can quibble over an article stating "shareholders" or "some shareholders" but in a class action case it includes all shareholders whether you want to be part of the class or not. Some time ago we were sent a check for a class action award I think on our Model S and last night just received a secondary check on it much to our surprise. I recall we and others here on TMC debated what to do about the first check because we did not want to be part of the class. Not cashing the check wouldn't send money back to Tesla but instead would be distributed to others in the class which I'm guessing was the reason for the secondary check we received. Sadly the Plaintiff's attorney/s made out on the lawsuit. As a shareholder supportive of Tesla and it's mission and not in agreement with the lawsuit to begin with, I know it feels wrong. So what we did was to reinvest the money in Tesla, not by putting the funds towards buying more shares but by ordering our Tesla Solar and Powerwall system from Tesla. Solar in the works now with PW to be scheduled by Tesla in the fall. We wanted to keep employees working and help the company growing forward.
I find Elon to be a man of his convictions and believe he saw the purchase of SolarCity to be a positive move to furthering Tesla's goals and something that would pay off for Tesla in the future, not hurt investors. Given that Tesla as a company needed to focus on being profitable on it's cars first (which they now have been and the path forward looks very positive) I think his and the Boards' intention to grow Tesla Energy in 2020 and not sooner made a lot of sense. No doubt research was ongoing over the last few years toward developing solid solar products that would yield superior products in the marketplace. Those that follow Tesla more closely know that Tesla has a number of products and R&D projects in the works to grow the company. No doubt investors, the kind like I assume Baron is and who Elon called out specifically as being focused solely on one aspect (the article pointed that out), support the class action if they feel Elon/Tesla had/has no real plans for SolarCity but to bail out a company started by relatives and one Elon invested in himself. I strongly disagree with that view.
I didn't have a problem with the Yahoo/Reuters article because it was leading into the start of the trial and I would expect a rehashing of the situation prior to that for anyone new to following the case and or investing in TSLA. Do not look at it as a hit piece. Also thought sizing up the judge and commenting on courtroom testimony approach would be informative to some readers who will be following the case. As mentioned some posts up in this thread, the trial has been indefinitely postponed due to the coronavirus spread so I do expect when the court date is near to see similar articles.
(Updated post to link to article if you haven't been reading since this morning in the thread and wondering what the discussion is on).
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Seems to me there is undue market manipulation on Tesla stock that the SEC should be putting a halt to. Martha Stuart went to prison for a lot less... Just saying..
Mod: Martha Stewart is definitely too far off topic. --ggr
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Generally (always?) individual shareholders have a chance to opt out of a class action lawsuit, in order to preserve their own ability to seek an individual remedy. But IANAL.
anthonyj
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Take everything I say with a dash of salt, but Tesla has never fell much more than 50% from its all time high. It could be different this time, but $500 is pretty attractive, at least for a swing trade
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