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S&P has a new rule to not include such companies in S&P 500 - with different classes of shares.create a class of ?preferred? stock that doesn't trade and swap >50+% of present shares for those,
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S&P has a new rule to not include such companies in S&P 500 - with different classes of shares.create a class of ?preferred? stock that doesn't trade and swap >50+% of present shares for those,
so how do you drastically decrease the number of shares available to trade? say by 50% or even 25%, causing a short stampede?S&P has a new rule to not include such companies in S&P 500 - with different classes of shares.
No. I think Tesla is being Tesla. Prob a ton of people waiting for lower prices to get back in tooIs that why the stock dipped earlier?
It definitely does. Otherwise TSLA would atleast just follow Nasdaq up. Today it is down 1.4% compared to Nasdaq. This kind of thing adds up over weeks & months. I know the sharp, short term drops recover - but that creates expectations of future drops, preventing people from buying at "higher prices".
You may have heard me make this same rant. I couldn't agree more. As I mentioned a while back, the fact that the last 3 FTD reports have shown zero FTDS in TSLA makes me think there are so many FTDs in the system that the perpetrators are just not going to report any FTDs. You are right. There will be no SEC investigation because they have passed that off to FINRA and DTCC, self-regulatory organizations that are owned and operated by the perpetrators themselves. I have no proof, but I think there are many fails in the system. IMO, the only way to get the manipulating cheaters to square up would be for TSLA to issue shares in a new company (i.e., spinoff,) or issue rights, to existing shareholders.Wall St is cheating, specifically via Maket Makers using their exemption from the naked short selling prohibition.
Let's continue to watch the monthly "Failed to Deliver" reports. They are effectively issuing TSLA stock by naked short selling, then using their media weight and market influence to profit from the move, and cover their tracks.
Don't expect an SEC investigation: it's their rule. I do expect Tesla to ignore Wall St b.s. until all their US/Market debt is repaid by 2022, and then use those billions in FCF to do share buy-backs.
The only way market makers can be brought to heel is if they start losing money by naked short selling. That means a large group of long-term stock holders. We don't have that now (Ark Invest, TD etc. are all swings traders)
Thoughts?
I found your posting misleading. The quoted numbers were the option strike prices; GM is currently trading at $39.12 (as I type). Not all that much less than in 2004. But bear in mind, it isn't even the same GM! In between it went completely bankrupt, and was bailed out by the government. I'm not sure why Lutz even has options,
I'm sure Linette Lopez had a FUDgasm writing that article.
She likely faked it.I'm sure Linette Lopez had a FUDgasm writing that article.
If someone buys 5 shares we will see green again
I'm curious: is there a technical reason that a $312.xx close would be bad? Signal some sort of resistance at that level?
You can't - unless you can get someone with deep pockets to take a big stake in the company and announce it.so how do you drastically decrease the number of shares available to trade? say by 50% or even 25%, causing a short stampede?
No offense to anyone working at HR, but does anyone ever remember any major company being reported on related to the comings and goings of their recruitment staff? Seriously! How far can this insanity go?Is that why the stock dipped earlier?