Lol right! My 15 shares are really making a difference. I bought at $95 though so I’m technically still okay haha.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Lol right! My 15 shares are really making a difference. I bought at $95 though so I’m technically still okay haha.
bought another 5 contracts, $240s this time, at $40.
can't say we're through with this episode, but, think in time, it will be fondly among the most well remembered Tesla weeks.
tinm
2020 Model S LR+ Owner
Neal Boudete from the NYT and Russ Mitchell from LAT behave as if they are a wholly owned subsidiary of TSLA trolls on twitter.
You just have to peruse their twitter feed (link in the names above) to realise that @tinm is living in la la land. They don't even bother to hide the fact that they are anti Tesla.
EDIT: Russ Mitchell has blocked me on twitter
Nah I live in New Mexico and I read their tweets regularly and they do have pretty hardened, negative, perma-skeptic views on Tesla. They follow many of the noisiest TSLAQ perps. Neither of them got that way because Tesla refuses to advertise in their respective publications, though.
Big deal, it is/was down 50% from Dec 7th.
Only one wife, and she is well aware of the state of TSLA.
Couldn't resist, bought 30 more at $198
My wife is nervous about all this, but lets me get on with it I've promised her I wont lose the house!
My wife is nervous about all this, but lets me get on with it
I've promised her I wont lose the house!short burn of the century going on rn
MartinAustin
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Not necessarily. It could be shorts opening new positions... though I suppose someone buys those shares too...
HOLDING!!!
Oh, likely short opening, or else many many people dumping all their holdings at once.
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Tesla shares fall after analyst says Elon Musk distracting carmaker with 'sci-fi projects'
Tesla is "expanding into insurance, robotaxis, and other sci-fi projects/endeavors when the company instead should be laser focused on shoring up core demand for Model 3," Wedbush says.
(Presumably cheaper) insurance and robotaxis are efforts to drive demand. I have no idea what other "sci-fi" projects he's referring to
"Tesla is facing a quagmire as the company is in the midst of building out its next flagship factory in Shanghai with Giga 3, in the early stages of tooling/blueprinting its next Model Y for production slated for 2020, and ramping production of its mid-range and base Model 3 in the US, all while facing a growing cash crunch and high expense structure issue," Ives added.
Giga3 and Y are all about growth. Why would they be ramping production if demand is such a problem? Growing cash crunch? They just raised $2.7B, are getting $2B from FCA, plus another $2.2B in cash already in the bank. And just last week a memo leaked that they are focusing on bringing down expenses that analysts like this guy also ripped on.
It's amazing anyone listens to analysts like this when making trade decisions. They are completely clueless and just spout whatever talking points drive their agenda, either personal or for the firm itself.
Tesla is "expanding into insurance, robotaxis, and other sci-fi projects/endeavors when the company instead should be laser focused on shoring up core demand for Model 3," Wedbush says.
(Presumably cheaper) insurance and robotaxis are efforts to drive demand. I have no idea what other "sci-fi" projects he's referring to
"Tesla is facing a quagmire as the company is in the midst of building out its next flagship factory in Shanghai with Giga 3, in the early stages of tooling/blueprinting its next Model Y for production slated for 2020, and ramping production of its mid-range and base Model 3 in the US, all while facing a growing cash crunch and high expense structure issue," Ives added.
Giga3 and Y are all about growth. Why would they be ramping production if demand is such a problem? Growing cash crunch? They just raised $2.7B, are getting $2B from FCA, plus another $2.2B in cash already in the bank. And just last week a memo leaked that they are focusing on bringing down expenses that analysts like this guy also ripped on.
It's amazing anyone listens to analysts like this when making trade decisions. They are completely clueless and just spout whatever talking points drive their agenda, either personal or for the firm itself.
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Wow what a disaster.
You guys can blame shorts and media all you want, this comes down to lack of execution that the stock ever got this low to begin with. Almost no institution support at these prices is troubling.
You guys can blame shorts and media all you want, this comes down to lack of execution that the stock ever got this low to begin with. Almost no institution support at these prices is troubling.
That is the main source of my stress! She is breathing down my neck because I keep having to transfer more money into my account to avoid a Margin Call. She asks if I'm going to hold to 0?!? She doesn't understand this is not Sears. TSLA is growing at a ridiculous rate and therefore the stock price has to bounce if the growth continues (and there is NO reason to think it won't).
perhaps, perhaps, $190s is more, "wow, delicious, going back for more" more so than, " is there no bottom." cautiously optimistic about the amount of well-informed rationality following this company closely.
is there no bottom." cautiously optimistic about the amount of well-informed rationality following this company closely.
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
How are you going to explain to your grandchildren that if ICE wins and the world loses because of it, you were proud to have been a part of *sugar* posting Tesla into failure?
Honestly, dumb people are unlikely to understand the benefits. It's so easy to think "huuuurr, it's gonna take longer on my road trip than gas will" while ignoring the countless hours spent every year fueling up and doing ICE maintenance like oil changes. Not to mention opportunity cost of fuel. Someone who makes $40 an hour should be able to do the math on the 1k gas savings they will see a year and balance that against the extra road trip charging time. Emphasis on SHOULD be able to.
At this point, it's all execution.
The only reason I think this might be a valid critique is because of Elon himself. I can't see insurance being that big of a drain on Tesla's resources, but it's not like Elon seems willing/able to really delegate. Is his time being spread too thinly?
Purgatory comes to mind, the final grueling hardship before your admitted into heaven. There's apparently three things Catholics believe about purgatory.
Ps. Funny hat competition. Francis vs Kimbal
- That there exists a place of final purification.
- That the process involves pain.
- That the prayers of those on Earth can ease that pain.
Ps. Funny hat competition. Francis vs Kimbal
analyst algorithm
let year = 2010
while(true)
let year = 2010
while(true)
print "Tesla will go bankrupt next year!"
year++
endyear++
At this point, the most bullish indicator is the level of short interest. Even Chanos and Einhorn will make a cost/benefit analysis at some point and begin to cover. Most of the rest of the shorts will be committed to protecting their profits and begin to cover once TSLA becomes oversold. What that point is, is of course the $64,000 question. I can't imagine it falls below $180, but truth be told, I felt that way at $231 and $210, so my crystal ball is no better than anyone else's.
I just know that eventually, there will be buyers for almost 40,000,000 shares of stock. I can't believe there are an equal number of sellers at least until we get back to $243.
On that subject, remember my "bull trap" question? Thanks, MS, et al. Glad you made hundreds of millions of dollars in fees while oversubscribing the stock issue and dumping the shares on your loyal clients. But that's a topic for another day.
I just know that eventually, there will be buyers for almost 40,000,000 shares of stock. I can't believe there are an equal number of sellers at least until we get back to $243.
On that subject, remember my "bull trap" question? Thanks, MS, et al. Glad you made hundreds of millions of dollars in fees while oversubscribing the stock issue and dumping the shares on your loyal clients. But that's a topic for another day.
Fact Checking
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JFYI, let's just document how this 'nursebee' concern-troll, after putting up months of a charade of being 'concerned', decided to burn this years old TMC account forever with a final, blatant round of fear-mongering. I.e. probably even the shorts think these price levels are ridiculously low and won't hold for long.
"Birds" and bees of the same feather flock together, it appears.
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