Yes, the warrant I am testing this strategy looks like ETF and it is risky an has some hidden costs... but I was more interested in comments about the trading strategy.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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It feels like we're flicking lighted matches at the edge of a bone-dry forest whose floor is covered with shredded birch bark. Folks on the other side are running back and forth with buckets of sand extinguishing the spot fires. But if enough people start flicking, good luck. It'll be an inferno.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Sheesh I'm still showing less than 3M in volume. Will today be the lightest day of TSLA trading ever?
Shorts not being able to take it down big on a light day is a good thing.
Conclusion.. some 1 is accumulating ....
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Excerpt:
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Note: Tesla is the top holding within the ARK ETFs.
Excerpt:
Paypal’s Venmo and Square’s Cash App are competing increasingly with traditional banks, forcing them into collective solutions like Zelle, while Waymo’s and Tesla’s focus on software and autonomy has forced the auto industry into more than a billion dollars of M&A for companies like Cruise Automation and Argo.
Note: Tesla is the top holding within the ARK ETFs.
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Todd Burch
14-Year Member
I thought someone posted earlier today that the lightest volume day ever was a little over 6M shares...since you replied in the negative, do you know what the lightest day was?
JusRelax
Active Member
This site fully tracks daily volume historically, but will only provide me 30-day average volume going back 5 years unless I sign up. Anyway, it shows a 30-day average daily volume of only 2.728 million back on Dec 29th, 2015:
Tesla 30-Day Average Daily Volume | TSLA
Mo City
Active Member
118,414 shares on Oct 25, 2010
Yahoo finance is actually helpful here. You can download the spreadsheet.
Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) Stock Historical Prices & Data - Yahoo Finance
All time low: 118,500 on 10/25/10
5 year low: 708,000 on 12/24/15
3 year and 1 year low: 2,465,600 on 11/29/19
Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) Stock Historical Prices & Data - Yahoo Finance
All time low: 118,500 on 10/25/10
5 year low: 708,000 on 12/24/15
3 year and 1 year low: 2,465,600 on 11/29/19
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The traders have moved on lately. All the action is in lots of other tickers right now. They'll be back when there's something to trade on.TSLA literally going to sleep with these low volumes. It might end up being the lowest volume traded for Tesla in a long time, 6.362 million on June 22nd. So boring yawn....
Could you imagine if S&P inclusion doesn't happen for another month and the stock stays flat the whole time? This forum is so conditioned to massive volatility that the lack of it may drive us crazy.
If we hear nothing this afternoon I don't know what I'm gonna do with myself.
At an average SP of $20.85 that day you could have bought all those shares for just under $2,5 million
I think I should have done that.
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
The only door it's stopping is his, from opening.
adiggs
Well-Known Member
To the degree it matters, the IV on near term weekly options has shrunk from 90s to 70s, and today is mid 50s (everything else being equal, an option premium today is lower than an option premium last week or recently). One benefit of this lower IV is that buying calls today is more attractive strictly based on option premiums being lower today than recently (due to lower IV; not advice!).
Then again, selling options as I'm doing, I like sideways trading, so I'm ok with this. Keep it sideways until we get close to the next significant news! That'd be just grand. And as was pointed out up thread, sideways around 1500 establishes this level as a new baseline for a new jumping off point, like say around the next quarterly earnings report.
Then again, selling options as I'm doing, I like sideways trading, so I'm ok with this
. Keep it sideways until we get close to the next significant news! That'd be just grand. And as was pointed out up thread, sideways around 1500 establishes this level as a new baseline for a new jumping off point, like say around the next quarterly earnings report.
May? I think that ship as sailed farther than the Glovis Sun.
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