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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

StealthP3D

Well-Known Member
Dec 12, 2018
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63,226
Maple Falls, WA
What a misleading headline on my newsfeed:

Tesla’s stock sinks into correction territory after disclosure of another large seller

Another large seller besides Baillie Gifford???

Oh, you mean Tesla itself selling stock as part of the capital raise, lol

Then there is this gem:

Many on Wall Street label a decline of at least 10% to up to 20% from a significant peak as a correction, while a decline of 20% or more is defined as a bear market. A close below $448.49 would make the correction “official,” while a close at or below $398.56 would mark a bear market.

First, "bear market" typically refers to the larger market, not one stock. I have heard the term applied to individual stocks occasionally, but only after they had been in a prolonged decline (we are talking months here), not from simple day-to-day volatility and corrections.:rolleyes:
 

Curt Renz

Well-Known Member
Mar 5, 2013
6,276
78,929
USA
Bloomberg - hour ago: Germany Promises Elon Musk Whatever He Needs For Tesla Berlin Plant

Excerpt:

Germany’s economy minister promised Elon Musk the government will help in whatever way needed to get Tesla Inc.’s Berlin plant up and running as soon as possible.

“We are very proud of your car plant in Brandenburg and we wish you good luck with that,” Peter Altmaier told Musk at a meeting of Angela Merkel’s caucus group in Berlin. “You’ll have every assistance you need.”
 

Congo Line

(not the dance)
Feb 2, 2013
138
731
East Coast
Cryptocurrency Market Update: Coinbase and Binance go offline amid crypto bloodbath

Despite the thinking that bitcoin serves as a potential diversification asset which is non-correlated to equities and currency, to my (amateur) eye it seems like it has lately been acting as a 'risk-on' asset and correlating with risk-taking esp Nasdaq. So I can't help but wonder if this shock to bitcoin today was at least in some part a trigger which resulted in temporary effects on the Nasdaq and TSLA.
 

CorneliusXX

Active Member
Jun 19, 2015
2,033
15,918
London
If anything, the Lucid Air has a higher chance of stealing market share from the Taycan't than from the Model S. It aims for the same market demographic. So Porsche gets to keep an increasingly narrower niche: affluent people who want eco credentials and are die-hard Porsche fans. Looking forward to Porsche's next reason for why they're dialling down production numbers next year.
I wouldn't be surprised if VW or similar try to buy Lucid as it has all the tech WV are sorely missing. Not sure if the Saudi's would want to sell though.
 

S3XY

Active Member
Nov 24, 2015
1,951
5,978
Buffalo, NY
I had a feeling there was going to be a decent dip today. Which is why I was trying to sell my Roth shares. I can't add any more cash so I was trying to swing some additional shares today. Oh well, I only missed out on picking up a handful more.
 
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Nocturnal

Supporting Member
Aug 23, 2018
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30,078
In the middle
Bloomberg - hour ago: Germany Promises Elon Musk Whatever He Needs For Tesla Berlin Plant

Excerpt:

Germany’s economy minister promised Elon Musk the government will help in whatever way needed to get Tesla Inc.’s Berlin plant up and running as soon as possible.

“We are very proud of your car plant in Brandenburg and we wish you good luck with that,” Peter Altmaier told Musk at a meeting of Angela Merkel’s caucus group in Berlin. “You’ll have every assistance you need.”
It's nice that Germany has recognized the importance that Tesla holds in terms of the Germany auto industry. It's not a "German" company, but their presence helps ensure that technology and skills with EVs will be developed regionally.
 

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