WHY sellI am starting to regret selling at 382. Watch it hit 400 tomorrow...
I am not selling anything for at least a year barring hypothetical small sales for life expenses
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WHY sellI am starting to regret selling at 382. Watch it hit 400 tomorrow...
TSLA discussion coming up on CNBC "The Exchange".
Not sure the modern market terminology, but maybe this ancient admonition applies:what is the opposite for "Don't catch the falling knife"?
In that case I think I speak for us all when I say, please go back to sleep for another 10 years.Just woke up.... anything going on?
Look at the volume (7,888) / open interest (105) on the 12/20 $380 strike puts. What is to be gleaned from this?
No, the program ended with no mention of TSLA. I thought I heard the host saying something like "TSLA coming up on The Exchange", but I may have misunderstood. That, or they decided 6.35% is already too high and didn't want to have anything to do with pushing it even higher.Saw your post a few minutes ago and tuned in. Has it aired yet?
WHY sell
I am not selling anything for at least a year barring hypothetical small sales for life expenses
Yet, they still have the stock target at $200
I sold at 382 because I am trying to recoup the number of shares I had back when I sold right before Q3 earnings and then jumped back in at 302 (missed the bigger pop). I will jump back in after a pull back(if there is one?). Don’t do what I do, I am a gambling degenerate.
You can get live (updated every 15 sec) updates on Bollinger Bands for TSLA via this permalink: Stockcharts.comI use the one that Grand Papafox posts on his analysis page. I think it was floating at 363-something as of yesterday.
Oh wow, they are quoting Vincent now, nice!Bloomberg: Tesla Jumps as Rush of Good News Put Cynics Into Hibernation
nice title on that one. although, i think we're starting to bury the cynics
No, the program ended with no mention of TSLA. I thought I heard the host saying something like "TSLA coming up on The Exchange", but I may have misunderstood. That, or they decided 6.35% is already too high and didn't want to have anything to do with pushing it even higher.
Man, for the first time ever, I spent some time reading through Mark Spiegel's twitter feed. I read tweet after tweet, on and on and on. One delusion after another. I was thinking to myself subconsciously - how far back (in time) have I gotten after reading a couple hundred tweets? Maybe 3 months? Possibly more. But, the tweets were about more up to date stuff so I was confused. Finally decided to look at the date and oh my, I only made it back to Dec 13th.
This guy is ATE UP!! I mean he has gone totally mental.
So CNBC Power Lunch just started and None of the lead stories are about Tesla. Amazing! Goes to show how their analysts failed their viewers by focusing on the short stories. Only tuned in to see how they were going to cover this.