I just hope he doesn't stick his tongue out
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
I am not familiar with their real name so can't figure out their history. But I get some flashback of them being famous shorts or long at some point and some incident.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Over 10 M shares traded in the first 1.5 hours. Big day. Apparently, the Beastie Boys were right. You do indeed have to fight for your right to party.
Yeah, I had 4x Jan 2021 c875, which I "rolled" to June 2022 c1250 for $100k. I don't see much point in selling them. If the SP goes to $4k in the next two years, they're worth $1m, may as well leave them, unless I see potential for a dip and possible lower re-entry.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Wonderful to think how much money that cost folks to push the MMD down $83.....just to lose it all back. That costs money, right?
lafrisbee
Active Member
One of the ggr's, or Stealth..maybe Dodger... Is this 10 million shares of trading in the 1.5hrs of opening MM's selling to lower the stock? and if it is is it being bought up by institutions that will hold it "forever." And if that is true does this weaken the ability of MM's to continue to manipulate the stock by them just not being able to find shares to sell any longer unless they move the stock up which would be counter to their goal?
(I am just hoping all the above is true)
(I am just hoping all the above is true)
Tesla (TSLA) gets $2,070 bullish price target after Monday rally
Tesla has officially received a bullish $2,070 valuation estimate from Morgan Stanley after the automaker’s stock rose 13.48%, or $162.92, on July 6.
Morgan Stanley analysts called the Monday rally “extraordinary” in a letter to investors. The financial firm’s previous price target for TSLA stock was $1,200.
Tesla has officially received a bullish $2,070 valuation estimate from Morgan Stanley after the automaker’s stock rose 13.48%, or $162.92, on July 6.
Morgan Stanley analysts called the Monday rally “extraordinary” in a letter to investors. The financial firm’s previous price target for TSLA stock was $1,200.
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
You just made my case right there.
I say especially with a company like Tesla because they are more like likely than most to grow to full potential, they are in multiple sectors that are likely to be "hot" for the next two decades or longer, and they have unpredictable volatility since they are valued so much higher than can be justified by their current revenue/profit streams. That last reason is key. The stock will make wild and unpredictable moves while searching for it's "home" and you don't want to get stopped out of your position due to the first two reasons I mentioned.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Jonas is going to $2k+? SELL!!!
The phrase "punchable face" comes to mind for some reason.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
I have no idea whether it was profit taking or an attempt by MMs to push TSLA down. Wasn't correlated with the wild gyrations of the NASDAQ though.
I estimate that Jonas will continue to be wrong on the SP by a range of 0% to 10,000%. I'll collect my mid 6 figure salary now thanks.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
You own TSLA, right? Didn't you just collect your six-figure salary with yesterday's gains?
On paperYou own TSLA, right? Didn't you just collect your six-figure salary with yesterday's gains?
. It's odd but I keep seeing the number across my accounts and it doesn't register as real. I suppose that's a good thing.
Dear Clients(a.k.a fools),
Previously we advised you to sell. During that time we bought all your shares.
We now recommend buying as we are bullish and have a 2K price target.
Sincerely,
Your Stock Advisor.
(We always are worried about you).
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
I don't have a strong opinion on that except to say the action (volume and volatility) doesn't send any obvious messages to me other than normal volatility and price discovery of a stock like Tesla. There is a huge range of perspectives out there on how much is Tesla is worth going forward but many of them come from a position of ignorance. So it's not surprising the price bounces around a lot and I'm completely comfortable with $100 or $200 dollar price swings.
For what it's worth, I think the average TSLA prospects as put forth by this forum puts the financial industry's analysis of Tesla's future to shame. If anything, I think this board might be too conservative when it comes to projecting Tesla's likely achievements over the next several years (and not by a small amount). This forum (myself included) seems too focused on the auto side of Tesla's business. I get that it's difficult to project energy and solar with so little to go on at this stage but it's a bet on Musk doing what he said he would do. I think you have to throw in some value for that even though it's not very well defined.
As to manipulation, I'm not too worried about that. All stocks have some manipulation around the edges and yet, people can still buy or sell the stock if they they think it's under/over valued. In the end it doesn't matter much to a long-term investor. I would be more incensed if I were an active trader because it gives the "boys in the club" at an advantage. Wherever there is money at stake, people will try to scalp it.
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mekberg
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