Indeed. Tesla raised $2.3 billion, including the additional allotment option from underwriters, which I believe they exercised.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Indeed. Tesla raised $2.3 billion, including the additional allotment option from underwriters, which I believe they exercised.
StealthP3D
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I would not be in favor of shutting stock markets because all it would do is make my investments illiquid and prohibit me from increasing my position at bargain prices. Even though I don't want to sell at these low prices, it's nice to know that I could if I wanted to.
Wish they would at least ban short selling for the short term as S.Korea did to settle the markets.
Hadn't bought any new shares in a year and a half and I've kicked myself for not loading up before the run to $9xx. So I just added another 1000 shares. Hopefully once the current crisis is over, we will head back to previous levels, so I can tell my wife what a genius move this was.
The company, and CEO, sure are honeybadgering the Coronavirus. The Model Y looks amazing!
DragonWatch
Small FootPrint
Right now we have the fear of the virus. ~ and fear, it is to the max.
We are being driven by fear backwards due to the unknown. At our backs are recession, depression and climate change (just to mention a few). As I write; I have yet to see any gut wrenching leadership ~ anywhere.
I am going down with the ship (Tesla) or rising with the Phoenix (Tesla).
The ramifications are bad either way if the market is not gotten a hold of soon. I am not market savoy ~ I have learned along a dirt road seldom if ever traveled. Kind of lonely out here
Y deliveries in full speed, stock down 15%.
I'm buying some long term options.
I'm buying some long term options.
ZachF
Active Member
Everything is down... At least if you bought some TSLA last year you're still up..
Take a look at Boeing's SP if you want to see the stuff of nightmares.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Markets should be closed from Wednesday thru the next 8 business days. Make folks place their bets on Tuesday and I imagine you'll see a quick 15% jump before markets take a timeout.
Well, after seeing all these notices on my phone from Yahoo Finance, there is one good thing about the decline in TSLA stock: I doubt seriously that it's going to hit it's 52 week low. And if it does, there will be WAY more serious sugar going in your coffee...
Any news fueling this sudden pop? Or it just markets being markets and will it fade away again?
Inventories in North America are very high. In Europe inventories are higher than last quarter but they are about the right level. Great Britain that has the best incentives for Q1 seems to be sold out.
In China there are no Model 3 new inventories at all and they will apparently start long range RWD very soon and that should increase demand even further. I suspect we can forget inclusion in S&P after Q1, but is they manage to ramp up Model Y fast and the all powerful government does not force production shut down they will not even need to reduce production.
Overall it seems that there wil be a hit from the virus, but things are in control.
The interesting question: what will happen after the idiotic virus panic is over. I do not believe that macros will have V shape recovery, but I would not exclude the possibility that Tesla will have one.
Stopping short selling would be enough.
Only news I saw was that a ding dong Rep was holding the House bill hostage.
So, who knows?
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
A cornerstone of the American market? Yeah right. They’d stop long investing before short-selling.
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