Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

[Cohiba]

Could be another option driven move. What is max pain this Fri?

$655

 

[dl003]

So ... what's going on? Someone got wind of a Tesla Moody's or S&P credit rating upgrade or what?

Its what happens when you open to those WSB fools after a long weekend

 

[Fact Checking]

Its what happens when you open to those WSB fools after a long weekend

Nah, almost 600k shares traded in the pre-market so far - that's institutional investors most likely.

 

[hoang51]

I guess this is driving pre-market.

I guess the prediction is now $10 to $1600?

Bloomberg - Are you a robot?

It's a good guess. That article was published at 5:06 AM EST. Premarket rocket after 6:50 AM EST. Someone probably waited too long in line at Starbucks this morning to hit the buy button?

 

[Kuhz]

No - you're too slow: 859

I think we can now start playing that game in reverse . The joys of TSLA volatility even in premarket .

 

[Earlian]

And the volume this close to the opening is like feb 3rd.

Look at the time stamps.

wow!!

Today:


feb 4th:

 

[Singuy]

$655

I see that there are some crazy put volume in the 100s so is this a real max pain? Not sure how this is calculated.

 

[LJS22]

Cathie Wood is coming on CNBC soon

 

[bhtooefr]

It is a "real" max pain, in that options holders lose the most (and therefore options writers profit the most) if it closes at that.

However, it also means that there's a very wide range in which options holders lose almost the most.

 

[Dan Detweiler]

I was kind of hoping to pick up another share or two today on what I kind of thought would be a dip sort of day. Damned TSLA volatility...oh well, I'll still pick up those shares today. LOL! Looking forward to 4 digit stock prices before the end of the month!

Dan

 

[hoang51]

Morgan Stanley Maintains Underweight on Tesla, Raises Price Target to $500

That's a pretty messed up article cherry picking numbers from the Bloomberg report earlier this morning without mentioning the $1200 price target. Bunch of @holes...

 

[FrankSG]

Nah, almost 600k shares traded in the pre-market so far - that's institutional investors most likely.

You sure that data was accurate? If so, we just traded ~300k shares in the past 15 minutes. Currently at ~900k traded during pre-market.

Highest volume US stocks pre-market by $ value as of 8:08AM:
1) TSLA - $752M
2) AAPL - $268M
3) AMZN - $50.4M
4) NVDA - $42.3M
5) SPCE - $40.5M

EDIT: 5 minutes after this post TSLA is at $800M, so ~10k shares traded per minute for the past five minutes. So looks like @Fact Checking 's numbers probably were correct, and volume is just crazy.

 

[DrMazeppa]

Who says you cannot time the market?
When I open a position, it goes down; when I close a position it goes up. Extremely precise...

 

[LJS22]

It appears Cathie Wood is hosting Squawk Box this morning, they are stealing her opinions on all companies.

 

[juanmedina]

only three articles about the Taycan fire that come up in google news .... no bias at all

 

[LJS22]

only three articles about the Taycan fire that come up in google news .... no bias at allView attachment 512373

I would bet 75% of Americans have no idea Porsche Taycan is an all electric car.

 

[gerebgraus]

My highlighting - do these cretins not understand that most developed countries are banning ICE starting in 2030? Furthermore, Tesla is historically growing 50% annually, if this trajectory continues, this would represent around 47 million Teslas per year by then (367k x 1.5^10 - amirite?)

The new bull scenario is based on an “aggressive assumption” that Tesla could win 30% of the global electric-vehicle market, Jonas wrote in a report to clients. This would include 4 million car deliveries by 2030 plus the potential for Tesla to supply powertrains, including batteries and electric motors, to other auto manufacturers. In 2019, the company handed over 367,500 vehicles to customers.

You have used in your post exponential functions. And these "cretins" understand only linear functions. I personally like Kurzweil's law of accelerating return that would imply that the base of the exponent is growing for the industry. And moreover, we see more and more that no competitor is competitive. so my conclusion is that Tesla's growth rate will accelerate. Tesla is now very aggressively drives down the capex needs for new productions and that will help. Model Y body, dry electrode tech, and cybertruck are just examples for that.

 

[jhm]

I would bet 75% of Americans have no idea Porsche Taycan is an all electric car.

Which side of the bet?

 

[sundaymorning]

Jaguar halts electric SUV over battery shortages

Jaguar is halting production of the £61,000 SUV at a factory in Graz, Austria, for a week from Monday next week because of a shortage of lithium-ion batteries.

The I-Pace’s batteries are supplied by South Korean electronics giant LG Chem, which makes them at a factory in Wroclaw, Poland.


Source: Jaguar halts electric SUV over battery shortages | Business | The Sunday Times

Waymo will have to wait for Jaguar.

 

[Cupidchild]

I was kind of hoping to pick up another share or two today on what I kind of thought would be a dip sort of day. Damned TSLA volatility...oh well, I'll still pick up those shares today. LOL! Looking forward to 4 digit stock prices before the end of the month!

Dan

Has anyone does comparison from 2013 rise in stock price from 50 to 190, to what we recently just had in 2020?
If we have similar price increase, by beginning of May on the low side it will be 1200-ish SP, and high side of 1650-1700 stock price.

I'm pointing out to the fact that, we can still have much more upside short term.