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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Today's high in Euros is E 666,00 according to tradegate.de...
LN1_Casey
Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus
Ugh, the market zoomed right by my Hell or High Water stock purchase, so it didn't pop. Boo.
On the other hand, +$55 currently. Yay.
On the other hand, +$55 currently. Yay.
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
And today they are bankrupt.
After selling large US suits and pickups for a number of years, it is now ending for car dealer Bergheim Auto. On February 3, Bergheim Auto Sales Oslo filed for bankruptcy, the bankruptcy petition shows to the Brønnøysund Register.
For more than 40 years, Gunulf Bergheim, among others through Bergheim Auto Salg as, has sold large American cars on the Norwegian market, with good profits. After the turnover and departments have shrunk in recent years, it is now at an end.
For more than 40 years, Gunulf Bergheim, among others through Bergheim Auto Salg as, has sold large American cars on the Norwegian market, with good profits. After the turnover and departments have shrunk in recent years, it is now at an end.
Selling huge american gaz guzzlers in Norway used to be a good business model. But when they tried to cash in on the popularity of EV Opel Ampera by importing it's US cousin Chevrolet Volt they did not see the Model 3 coming.
Source: Slutt for bilforhandler
WHAT??? You have to be kidding me, that was meant as a joke!
Well, don’t stop. Joke about the share price hitting $750 by the time you get back from lunch.
StealthP3D
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Favguy
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jkirkwood001
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Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
So I've gathered enough information on Stanphyl Capital now to be able to pretty accurately estimate its net AUM.
My best case guess is $4.5 million.
The call he wrote for $17 on 690 strike comes out to 150 call options.
His fund would've lost half of its value (~2.25mil) if he kept it till today.
He is net short $225 000 worth of TSLA stock or around 350 shares as of Last Friday.
He probably lost another $26500 as of this post.
Now can we just stop mentioning him as even our smaller players on this forum has more stake in TSLA than him?
My best case guess is $4.5 million.
The call he wrote for $17 on 690 strike comes out to 150 call options.
His fund would've lost half of its value (~2.25mil) if he kept it till today.
He is net short $225 000 worth of TSLA stock or around 350 shares as of Last Friday.
He probably lost another $26500 as of this post.
Now can we just stop mentioning him as even our smaller players on this forum has more stake in TSLA than him?
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
Rejoice as you are witnessing the short squeeze of the century that can potentially top the VW squeeze.
$900 is the target.
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
I personally would prefer the gain to be in more gradual paces. At recent levels, it's not good for anyone. Not for me at least
- As someone said, we cannot get work done because we are glued to the screen and keep pressing refresh
- Any day TSLA gains *only* 4-5 points is a boring day, thus making my day more chance to be in the getting bored mode
- Every time it jumps 30-60 points in one day, it makes us have short breaths and abnormal heartbeats, and worry more to plan on "exit" strategy, as we do not want to lose the gains we've seen
- Every time it jumps 30-60 points in one day, it makes lose focus on our day job, and plan for early retirement instead
With all the above, I am still deeply fond of what I've seen in the last 3 months
- As someone said, we cannot get work done because we are glued to the screen and keep pressing refresh
- Any day TSLA gains *only* 4-5 points is a boring day, thus making my day more chance to be in the getting bored mode
- Every time it jumps 30-60 points in one day, it makes us have short breaths and abnormal heartbeats, and worry more to plan on "exit" strategy, as we do not want to lose the gains we've seen
- Every time it jumps 30-60 points in one day, it makes lose focus on our day job, and plan for early retirement instead
With all the above, I am still deeply fond of what I've seen in the last 3 months
One options trader bets big money on Tesla's stock cracking $800
I wonder how this guy is feeling haha
I wonder how this guy is feeling haha
I personally would prefer the gain to be in more gradual paces. At recent levels, it's not good for anyone. Not for me at least
- As someone said, we cannot get work done because we are glued to the screen and keep pressing refresh
- Any day TSLA gains *only* 4-5 points is a boring day, thus making my day more chance to be in the getting bored mode
- Every time it jumps 30-60 points in one day, it makes us have short breaths and abnormal heartbeats, and worry more to plan on "exit" strategy, as we do not want to lose the gains we've seen
- Every time it jumps 30-60 points in one day, it makes lose focus on our day job, and plan for early retirement instead
With all the above, I am still deeply fond of what I've seen in the last 3 months
No worries. If this continues you won't need to work.
Obviously some big bazooka market movers got it up that high then dumped, sitting at low 71x teens now for a good half hour or more after the fact ... That's 20 points, shot up for a very brief moment then down again as much. Yeah, hedgeez are playing
dgodfrey
Member
Need advice quickly.
I throw myself at the mercy of the forum as I bought my first option on 1/16/20.
I considered it tuition and at $2.20 for a 2/21, $750, a price I was willing to pay/lose.
I fully expected it to be worthless but would give me an opportunity to see/experience the inner working of leverage, time decay and value.
But I find myself in an embarrassing position as it seems I've hit on the prettiest girl at the party and she said yes but I have no idea what to do with her. My goal is to accumulate more shares and at the current pricing, I just couldn't afford the stock anymore but didn't want to miss out on potential gains. I really don't know what the potential of this option is assuming it does hit $750. It's grown 1,000% in the 2+ weeks and I'm willing to let it ride to see what happens.
I have more than 100 shares so would I just swap out the $750+(hopefully) with $750's on 2/20 if the stars align and buy what I can with the leftovers? Or do I cash out now and pick up a handful (about 4 shares)? I don't expect it to be much over $750 by 2/21 if at all but willing to risk the gains to avoid a head slap later.
TIA
I throw myself at the mercy of the forum as I bought my first option on 1/16/20.
I considered it tuition and at $2.20 for a 2/21, $750, a price I was willing to pay/lose.
I fully expected it to be worthless but would give me an opportunity to see/experience the inner working of leverage, time decay and value.
But I find myself in an embarrassing position as it seems I've hit on the prettiest girl at the party and she said yes but I have no idea what to do with her. My goal is to accumulate more shares and at the current pricing, I just couldn't afford the stock anymore but didn't want to miss out on potential gains. I really don't know what the potential of this option is assuming it does hit $750. It's grown 1,000% in the 2+ weeks and I'm willing to let it ride to see what happens.
I have more than 100 shares so would I just swap out the $750+(hopefully) with $750's on 2/20 if the stars align and buy what I can with the leftovers? Or do I cash out now and pick up a handful (about 4 shares)? I don't expect it to be much over $750 by 2/21 if at all but willing to risk the gains to avoid a head slap later.
TIA
I purchased April 17 1000s last week. A couple months ago, I could not fathom that being a good idea...
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