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

[Tslynk67]

She's getting a bit tight, no? The lows are climbing, lots of pressure IMO.

I can't imagine how epic tomorrow's going to be...

 

[mejojo]

Not too many elevators in Polynesia?

 

[Jack6591]

You know what millionaires say, "The first million was the hardest."

Thank goodness

 

[JustMe]

Name this Chart:

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Some alternatives:

• The New 'S curve'
  
• Look at that Escargot
• This is not your father's Oldsmobile
  
• Imma tell ur daddy

Cheers!

That’s Mesa Verde. Recognize it from our honeymoon

 

[vikings123]

Jumps like this seem more sustainable than a full out short squeeze

Agreed. It's tough to be rational with a move like this but it's sustainable when you look at the consolidation before the next leg up, nice pullbacks, filling gaps, finding support at key levels etc. All of these are good signs. Not saying we will stay at these levels but this is healthy. Amazing that a stock split triggered this run up. Again I look at the catalysts for TSLA in the next 6 months and wonder where this will stop. Who would have thought we'd be here at 2000 and we haven't even touched any of the catalysts including S&P announcement.

I hated that move from 1500 to 1800 on that Monday from a few weeks ago, it just felt like something was not right with that run but so much to like about this run.

 

[Prunesquallor]

Uh, oh. Accumulation is done.

 

[canoemore]

Damn and blast.

 

[M|S|M MYP]

SP back to my birth year

 

[TheTalkingMule]

I did some "thinking" and tried to sell a few shares at $1916 late yesterday, <5% of my position. SP never clicked back up high enough to execute. I think that's gonna be it for my adventures in selling, there's just too much chance of near-term squeeze.

This "thought" from a couple days ago, like nearly all my bright ideas in the investing world.....did not age well.

Sometimes my greed keeps me out of trouble.

 

[Mo City]

I hated that move from 1500 to 1800 on that Monday from a few weeks ago

Liar

 

[GrandEnigma]

Missed it on the way up, but was able to grab a 10 pack of birth year shares 1983. I have done my part for today.

 

[Tslynk67]

She's getting a bit tight, no? The lows are climbing, lots of pressure IMO.

I can't imagine how epic tomorrow's going to be...

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Bugger!

 

[kcveins]

Yes. Been a while. But I'm sure all the recent gains are due to AMZN having split over 20 years ago. Makes sense.

The point is that without the splits, AMZN would be trading at 3300*12 (2 2:1 and 1 3:1 splits) ~39,000
Not many people can afford to buy a single share at that price point
I was not opining on the gains of AMZN due to splits or not...

 

[M|S|M MYP]

Jim Cramer's Tesla Takeaway: 'Anything Is Possible with Elon Musk'

 

[Big Time]

!!!!!!!! RALLY & CRUSH !!!!!!!!

 

[AlMc]

@generalenthu : Fits your chart well: Not that I like Gordo........Moved my CCs up and out..again..now Nov 2250s (premium $204)
On Thursday, Tesla’s sharp intraday rise coincided with large trading volume in some significantly out-of-the-money Tesla call options expiring on Friday.

“Actually… someone is buying a LOT of 8/21 $2,100 call options,” GLJ Research founder Gordon Johnson told Benzinga. “This has been going on a LOT (i.e., someone buying way out of the money short-dated call options, which forces the person writing these options to buy stock), which has pushed the stock up consistently.

 

[ZachF]

All FANG stocks except Netflix are up about 100% in a year. Apple is worth 2 trillions. What has changed so much for the better? Not selling my TSLA shares but the technology market seems to be in a worrying frenzy.

COVID has kneecapped their competitors.

 

[M|S|M MYP]

@generalenthu : Fits your chart well: Not that I like Gordo........Moved my CCs up and out..again..now Nov 2250s (premium $204)
On Thursday, Tesla’s sharp intraday rise coincided with large trading volume in some significantly out-of-the-money Tesla call options expiring on Friday.

“Actually… someone is buying a LOT of 8/21 $2,100 call options,” GLJ Research founder Gordon Johnson told Benzinga. “This has been going on a LOT (i.e., someone buying way out of the money short-dated call options, which forces the person writing these options to buy stock), which has pushed the stock up consistently.

GJ still has a job?

 

[generalenthu]

I thought I'd get some work done, but we're back in the battle zone at ~-10

 

[dgodfrey]

Love how you don't even bother to list SPAQ in there

I'm not familiar with that brand of auto.
But to be fair, tech stocks would be a better comparison.