Yeah, we're just sitting here watching the ticker with gormless expressions on our faces.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Yeah, we're just sitting here watching the ticker with gormless expressions on our faces.
Not yet... this rising TSLA show is certainly affecting my sleep pattern though!
powertoold
Active Member
This is getting boring and predictable 
430 is old news. I'm waiting for 440 now.
This is getting boring and predictable
Some people like boring and predictable over yo-yo action
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Bizarre price action for the day after Christmas. Is there an end of the year angle to margin accounts or something? If this is today....WTF does tomorrow look like?
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
I'm in my basement counting my MONEY !
dgodfrey
Member
Riddle: (Voice of Dwight Shrute)
What did TSLA say to the 400's?
What did TSLA say to the 400's?
Don't mind me, just passing through.
A financial advisor I know the other week told me "Tesla is at 381! Why aren't you selling??"
I was like
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I was like
Maybe I'm just lucky... to have found this place where I can get amazing info.
Thank you all
As the share price rises, additional numbers of short selling accounts reach their margin limits. In addition to enforced covering of short sellers' margin accounts, during the remaining days of the year, we will likely see some end of quarter "window dressing". That's the tendency of money managers to load up on the quarter's winning stocks and prune away the losers. This is so that the snapshots of their end of quarter holdings make it appear as though they had been smart all quarter long. It may sound silly, nevertheless they do it.
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StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
That doesn't address the amount of FSD revenue that accrues each quarter from each quarter's sales. It's a moving target.
I also don't understand your usage of the word "accrue" in that sentence.
Krugerrand
Meow
Yes I know, but I’ve been skeptical, thinking this has been primarily fueled by covering as I can’t believe there are so many bone-headed short interests out there.
Yet again, I have overestimated that part of humanity
Feel free to ask me next time you become skeptical about the bone-headedness of humanity. Happy to recalibrate you.
anthonyj
Stonks
It’s gonna keep going up like Chipotle did this year. Same big D energy
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
I've never met a financial advisor I thought had a clue. Generally after talking to them I'm thinking, WTF? Managing someone else's money is big responsibility (much more so than someone managing their own) and this person is acting all knowledgable and yet they have no real idea what they are talking about.
The bottom line is that an excellent money manager isn't going to spend their time teaching others how to manage money (because they can make more actually managing money). So everyone with qualifications has learned from someone who isn't good at managing money!
RobStark
Well-Known Member
Well, that has a snowball's chance. However, we hardly ever see any opposing opinion piece in mainstream media.
dc_h
Active Member
They have ~500 million in reserves form delivered FSD features. This shows up in deposits I believe. Tesla will move about 25% of that reserve to earnings each quarter as new features are added.
sorry, accrue was the wrong word.
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