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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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The last few weeks it's my impression it's up a little closing in on 5:15 and then dropping again when we weren't added to the S&P 500 that day either...
StealthP3D
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Hmmm...It seems the belief that TSLA could not be substantially below the current price in a few months is embedded in your reasoning. While it might be more likely to be $800 than $350, that doesn't explain your willingness to hold calls that will expire worthless if it's the latter. The future is always uncertain. My confidence in holding TSLA stems not from my confidence that the overall market will stay strong indefinitely (it won't), and not from the inability of TSLA to have trouble (either of their own making or unavoidable outside influences) because I know that is possible. My confidence stems from the fact that I won't need to sell any in the next 2-3 years and that Tesla can easily weather such challenges. But the market price will be volatile.
I'm just trying to be helpful here with another perspective here so don't take this wrong. I think your goal to get to a specific number of shares is counter-productive to beneficial investing behavior. The number of shares you might wish to own is irrelevant. Goals are over-rated, particularly when they attempt to quantify things that shouldn't be quantified. A general goal, such as becoming more patient with others, managing short-term risk more skillfully or learning to be a better cook) can be helpful. A goal that is just a number is counter-productive. There are enough challenges an investor must deal with (such as risk management, market volatility, etc.) that adding on another one that is completely irrelevant to the task at hand (managing risk while maximizing performance) should be avoided.
A couple thousand dollars slipped quietly into his palm with a wink and a nod could save you a lot of time, money and regret.
/sSeriously though, while it's very important to have a house that you like, big, deluxe houses are often over-rated. What matters are things like location, light exposure and window placement, layout and traffic flow, kitchen function and that all this works for your lifestyle. So many large, expensive houses fail at basic things that really matter. Most people are terrible house shoppers because they think they want things that aren't really important to their personal happiness.
Ladies and gentlemen...i think we have 'made' it finally It only took 2 months to make $$, but it doesn't list how much it has lost...typical FUD
A Tesla triple-leveraged fund is finally having a day in the sun, soaring 40%
It only took 2 months to make $$, but it doesn't list how much it has lost...typical FUD A Tesla triple-leveraged fund is finally having a day in the sun, soaring 40%
It is interesting though that the term has evolved to "Tesla Rival" from "Tesla Killer." Perhaps the media has finally woken up to the fact that there is no one out there that can wipe Tesla off the map, but there are potential competitors, and interestingly enough, many of them are headed by people who previously worked at Tesla! The ICE OEM's can talk a good game, but none of them are close to matching Tesla in the near future. It takes folks who are trying to emulate Tesla in order to possibly compete with them.
mickificki
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back down to $1.89
I get when it when the afters hours price spikes down for a moment, likely an insider exercising their options at their strike price which is much lower.
But how on earth does it glitch out 13% higher????
Wonder if that was Tesla selling some of them new shares at the price they set?
What if Elon or some other big holder picks up some of those shares. Would that look like this?
jkirkwood001
Active Member
(Not arguing or disagreeing, @agastya, just wondering)
Really? The person who bought their shares won't give them back. And the person who sold them the 'replacement' shares won't take theirs back. I mean, it's not like you can phone up these arms length parties and say "whoops". How could the broker ignore this? Compensate for any change in SP? Why would they?
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