sigh, the reality is with great power comes no responsibility. no matter how hot it gets with I2R
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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sigh, the reality is with great power comes no responsibility. no matter how hot it gets with I2R
RobStark
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humbaba
sleeping until $7000
Well, to be fair, they are still doing beta testing of driverless ridesAlphabet self-driving car company Waymo suspends all driving operations in Phoenix and Detroit, internal memos show
Shame those cars aren't truly self driving.
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Yes , makes totally sense as they bypass the bottleneck of some registration offices.
Some people like to have the car even if they can't drive it. Some even rented a trailer and picked it up from the SeC.
Tesla is going the extra miles in all of Central Europe at least to push all inventory out.
Krugerrand
Meow
Your point? We should move like snails?
They needed a hospital. They made one. For all you know it saved far more lives than the ten people who died.
But here’s the reality, they actually did something instead of twiddling their thumbs. Give credit where it’s due.
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
Goldman Sachs Predicts ‘Unprecedented’ 24% Drop In U.S. GDP Next Quarter
Gee, my personal AI is predicting 27%, they must be optimists.
Goldman Sachs Predicts ‘Unprecedented’ 24% Drop In U.S. GDP Next Quarter | HuffPost
Gee, my personal AI is predicting 27%, they must be optimists.
Goldman Sachs Predicts ‘Unprecedented’ 24% Drop In U.S. GDP Next Quarter | HuffPost
1101011
Proud TSLA/SCTY shareholder since 2013.
`Nuff said.
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Pras
Member
I have had 5 beers already. You have to stop posting these things!
Good luck to them taking over a company that was headed towards financial trouble even before this crisis started.
Expect EU to do the same. It's either tax an industry that due to this crisis will be struggling to survive as is, or loosen regulations.
This could impact Tesla's deal with FCA.
They are only trying to pick up the brand for pennies, rest of the company goes into trash can.
Like what they did with Volvo.
$25B for a brand, and it's not even Tesla? I wish them luck.
I guess in China Mercedes is quite a strong brand.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
After-action Report: Fri, Mar 20, 2020: (Full-Day's Trading)
Comment: "Market ignores A/Hrs slump; Bounce sticks"
P.S. No separate FINRA Short Selling Report today (Uptick Rule NOT in effect). Comments Below:
Today's FINRA report shows "Short Exempt Volume" (a.k.a. naked shorting) was just 0.85% of "Short Volume".
Today, naked shorting ranked at the 48th Percentile, which is very close to the proportion you'd expect on days when the Uptick Rule is NOT in effect (of course, the 50th Percentile would be exactly average).
Statistical Note: The average proportion of naked short selling on days since Jan 31, 2020 WITHOUT the Uptick Rule is now 0.995% (Standard Deviation of 0.313%). These two stats represent what we would call "legitimate Market Making" (naked short selling conducted to provide liquidity in the market, as was the intent of SEC Regulation SHO).
When Market Makers conduct an unusually large proprotion of naked shorting, as they have over the past 7 weeks on EVERY SINGLE DAY with the Uptick Rule in effect, it becomes clear that this is NOT legitimate market making to provide liquidity, but proprietary trading to benefit their own positions.
This is what the "Uptick Rule" protects Investors against from retail short sellers, but the SEC has wholly ignored the plain fact that Market Makers have moved into this space formerly occupied bythe worst low-life, bottom-feeding miscrent scum retail shorts.
The Market Makers Exemption to the prohibition against naked short selling is distoring the markets, and damaging retail investors, causing lack of confidence in the Market.
#NASDAQ #SEC #PRECIOUS
VWAP: $440.49
Volume: 28,341,996
Traded: $12,484,450,973.61 ($12.48 B)
Closing SP / VWAP: 96.04%
(TSLA closed BELOW today's Avg SP)
Volume: 28,341,996
Traded: $12,484,450,973.61 ($12.48 B)
Closing SP / VWAP: 96.04%
(TSLA closed BELOW today's Avg SP)
Comment: "Market ignores A/Hrs slump; Bounce sticks"
P.S. No separate FINRA Short Selling Report today (Uptick Rule NOT in effect). Comments Below:
Today's FINRA report shows "Short Exempt Volume" (a.k.a. naked shorting) was just 0.85% of "Short Volume".
Today, naked shorting ranked at the 48th Percentile, which is very close to the proportion you'd expect on days when the Uptick Rule is NOT in effect (of course, the 50th Percentile would be exactly average).
Statistical Note: The average proportion of naked short selling on days since Jan 31, 2020 WITHOUT the Uptick Rule is now 0.995% (Standard Deviation of 0.313%). These two stats represent what we would call "legitimate Market Making" (naked short selling conducted to provide liquidity in the market, as was the intent of SEC Regulation SHO).
When Market Makers conduct an unusually large proprotion of naked shorting, as they have over the past 7 weeks on EVERY SINGLE DAY with the Uptick Rule in effect, it becomes clear that this is NOT legitimate market making to provide liquidity, but proprietary trading to benefit their own positions.
This is what the "Uptick Rule" protects Investors against from retail short sellers, but the SEC has wholly ignored the plain fact that Market Makers have moved into this space formerly occupied by
The Market Makers Exemption to the prohibition against naked short selling is distoring the markets, and damaging retail investors, causing lack of confidence in the Market.
#NASDAQ #SEC #PRECIOUS
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Nobody discussed this news? I kicked myself again today for not selling at 450+
Tesla partner Panasonic is shutting down its operations at Nevada gigafactory – TechCrunch
Tesla partner Panasonic is shutting down its operations at Nevada gigafactory – TechCrunch
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Panasonic is halfway out the door anyways. They’ll be lucky to return and have their side of the factory!
jk it will be ok. We will all get through this
I was about to post this. Thanks for saving me the time.
Maybe you shouldn't be invested in TSLA if you regret making fictitious trades that you might have made with hindsight.
14 days and that's it.......that's not bad at all. Besides wasnt there a report that Giga 3 is switching the LG and other cell suppliers now?
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