StealthP3D
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Freemont has a planned outage at noon today but it's only expected to affect 32,000 customers so I doubt it includes industrial areas.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Freemont has a planned outage at noon today but it's only expected to affect 32,000 customers so I doubt it includes industrial areas.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
But recently picked up by SA
Actual CR article Tesla's Smart Summon Performance Doesn't Match Marketing Hype
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
I'm not surprised at this run up at all. The P&D report was strong and so is progress at G3. The upcoming quarter 4 is historically the strongest quarter of the year for auto sales. I would be surprised if the share price stayed down in the weeds. That would be more surprising.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
It kind of pisses me off that institutional investors can sit on the beach from May to September, waltz back into the conversation, do a bit of research and buy at these absurdly cheap prices. Why do we go through all this day-to-day aggravation worried about timing break-outs and countering FUD?
Don't know, but if you are a non-Tesla don't try and get between two Teslas; their force field will cause you to roll over in submission.
Steve Jobs Ghost on Twitter
Probably would be less stressful to buy a bit over time and not worry about it too much then!
Of course, that is easier said than done. When I come into money I buy a bunch of Tesla then the stock drops 20% and I have to see my account in the red for a while.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
That's a pretty good strategy, but I prefer dumping all my money into $60/$70/$80 SolarCity LEAPs and watch them dissolve into nothing. Maybe we should write a book together?
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Literally a billion dollar question...er, make that $50B.
2 Teslas are involved in rollover accident with 4 injuries!
Autopilot computer involved!
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
Elon Musk has some advice for you:
He says investors that are "concerned about volatility ... should definitely not buy our stock."
That's right from the CEO's mouth.
Personally, I love the volatility. It shows the stock has a lot of promise and investors aren't sure how to value it at any given point in time. That spells opportunity.
BLSmith2112
Member
It's easier when, like me, owning 300 common stock since June 2017 and only seeing red for 28 months
The ups and downs mean nothing and make you numb to everything.More like NHTSA has not confirmed if autopilots were operational or in a sleep mode.
The APE is used for Sentry Mode
larmor
Active Member
Because institutional investors, or their managers, sit on the beach orchestrating algobots to react to fake news--pls see The Great Hack on netflix, then come back after their tan is done, and buy at 'suprisingly low' entry points... Buy low, sell high...
powertoold
Active Member
Ever since we switched from a pension system to a 401K, we've been giving away our monetary power to big funds.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
We'll how many bs reports have we seen from CR? The market is just growing immune.Regarding the the CR Summon article.
Weird thing, noone has commented on the article at CR.. but lots of drooling activity by he neanderthals over at SA
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