Maybe he said 5,000. 5 is clearly incorrect, since the Model S was well into production in 2014. Or maybe he said/meant 2004? I don't know and don't have time to watch it.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Of course they did not. Ford tried and failed now Geely seems bent on doing better, as they've seemingly done with London Taxi with the TX4 and:
TX - The Electric Taxi | New Electric Taxi | ZERO Deposit for March deliveries only £189 per week* | LEVC
It is interesting that the visual spirit of Volvo remains intact. I hope Polestar does well with BEVs and London Taxi too.
Can I get some help for this tax related question?
Say that I have sold a Jan 21 $100 Tsla call for $140k, it is deep ITM. And at the end of the year 2020, if Tesla goes to $3000 and If I cover the call and realize the loss, say $150k loss, can I use that loss to offset my gain this year? (Some short term gain from selling put and buying short term calls)
Say that I have sold a Jan 21 $100 Tsla call for $140k, it is deep ITM. And at the end of the year 2020, if Tesla goes to $3000 and If I cover the call and realize the loss, say $150k loss, can I use that loss to offset my gain this year? (Some short term gain from selling put and buying short term calls)
They already are licensed in the UK and are members of EPEX. They absolutely intend to grow this business, in all its variety, in all probability. Autobidder makes this a ready made high margin business for them and a good deal for consumers too, in many places.
I did not know this, and am happy you posted it. While unsurprising it is definitely good news, in my opinion.
Most of the S&P 500 announcements have been posted at 5:15 PM EST. The last addition on a Friday was announced at 8:56 PM on 12 June.
https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/d...ectedjune2020migrshuf.pdf?force_download=true
Just an observation...
https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/d...ectedjune2020migrshuf.pdf?force_download=true
Just an observation...
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Yes, but you need to look into what selling calls would wash to per the Wash Rule to make sure you could deduct in 2020. I assume to other downside derivatives of TSLA (eg buying puts, shorting, etc) so you’d need to make sure you didn’t start any of those positions within 30 days before or after your loss.
Not a tax professional. Just what I’ve gathered from my research.
Orders filled at $1436, more orders at $1425 & $1404.
What is the raison of this big drop -4% on TSLA$ ?
While I feel for those playing options and short term bets who have been crushed from stock action since earnings, I can't help but laugh at the past week. I don't really care when or how the share price moves up, I'm just a casual observer at this point.
But the stock action has shown how much people can convince themselves of their own theories or buy into a theory just based off a Youtube video or two. The whole idea that S&P index funds are "allowed" to start buying shares in anticipation of the a S&P inclusion announcement has pretty much been blown out of the water at this point. If anything it's show that they can't do diddly squat until a S&P inclusion announcement happens and Wall St is taking the opportunity to crush all the investors that played options/margin in anticipation of that event happening.
Honestly knowing how shady Wall St and the whole system is(I mean the Moody's upgrade was a joke of an upgrade and we all know the relationship between Moody's and Wall St) makes me think the S&P committee is going to hold out for a while(at least 3-4 weeks) to announce Tesla's inclusion to let Wall St take a hammer to the stock price in the meantime.
But the stock action has shown how much people can convince themselves of their own theories or buy into a theory just based off a Youtube video or two. The whole idea that S&P index funds are "allowed" to start buying shares in anticipation of the a S&P inclusion announcement has pretty much been blown out of the water at this point. If anything it's show that they can't do diddly squat until a S&P inclusion announcement happens and Wall St is taking the opportunity to crush all the investors that played options/margin in anticipation of that event happening.
Honestly knowing how shady Wall St and the whole system is(I mean the Moody's upgrade was a joke of an upgrade and we all know the relationship between Moody's and Wall St) makes me think the S&P committee is going to hold out for a while(at least 3-4 weeks) to announce Tesla's inclusion to let Wall St take a hammer to the stock price in the meantime.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
MTL_HABS1909
Active Member
Any chance this sell off is because someone knows Tesla turned down an equity raise and won’t be added to the S&P500?
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
That sir, is an opportunity. Too bad I just looked at Nov/Jan calls and the pricing is absurd.
I think i'm going to just stick to buying one share at a time. Selling Chevron puts today to fund 2!
ZachF
Active Member
When you are scripting theatre you have to have ups and downs...
It's not good theatre but it is theatre.
ZachF
Active Member
...I'll laugh though if it recovers and ends at $1,500
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