No, no, no....so much for my strong opinions!
Just remember, it's your word against Musk's. Hang in there!
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Just remember, it's your word against Musk's. Hang in there!
pz1975
Active Member
TSLA IV continues to drop with this consolidation - now at 73. If we get another dip to the 41x’s (maybe 42x’s) this or next week, I’m loading up medium-term calls for an ER play.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
I'll try to keep this on topic. We missed the opportunity to avoid frequent climate disasters in the 1970s when China had not yet begun to burn massive amounts of coal. If we'd have been serious about protecting an amiable climate, we'd have reduced emissions then. But instead, the world has more than doubled it's CO2 emissions since 1990 when the world's nations started
As a consequence, some amount of climate change is now baked into the climate system. Likely at least +2°C over the next 20-30 years if we act with haste to reduce carbon emissions.
But there's no indication that carbon emissions are decreasing. Cheaters and Wall St. pillagers make the short term gains from burning more and more carbon drive national policy of the world's largest emitters.
The issue before us is a stark one: We're all aboard this fragile iron-hulled, coal-burning steam ship and we're headed at full speed on a collision course with an ICEberg. The only question is, do we try to slow down before we hit, or as some fossil fool's would have it, will we continue to speed up?
Tesla at best can show the world where the brake pedal is, how it works, and how to use it. But the other Wall St. foot is still on the gas pedal. We're gonna hit the ICEburg either way, it's just a question of how fast. We've been accelerating towards it for the past 50 years, and there's a whole lot of inertial in this old rust-bucket steam ship.
Tesla brakes are good, but not that good. We need to be realistic about the physical properties of the climate system, but continue to do what we can even while knowing what we know. That's called 'having the courage of your convictions', and it'll make a world of difference in the end.
Bon voyage!
BONUS ANALOGY:
First Rule of Holes: When you're stuck in a hole, first stop digging!
(2nd rule? Stop burning *sugar*...)
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Krugerrand
Meow
...so much for my strong opinions!
Told you so.
Dancing Lemur
Hoopy Frood
TSLA is lagging pretty badly behind the market on low volume. It should be touching $450 by now with the action in the Qs. Still, better to be up than down.
Only issue is that we're missing out on a big UP day with this manipulation...
GrandEnigma
Member
We disconnected from the rest of the FANG stocks this morning during the MMD and have yet to recover.
But @Krugerrand just told me he told me so, and he did!!
In my already discredited defense, Elon accepted Model 3 order in Brazil in 2016 and I paid for one. Now we have everything from Audi (e-tron) to Zoe with , others here might not know JAC, but we have three of their BEV's on sale. Jaguar, Porsche, Chevrolet, Nissan, they're all selling their BEV wares here, but no Tesla!
So, maybe accepting orders in India might be a ruse like it was for us.
OK, I don't believe that either. Besides the new Tata Nexon looks pretty good.
Don't tell anyone, but I haven't really changed my mind either.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
There's no volume. If there were, the manipulation would have no impact. Fairly confident we'll get our share of this tech rotation after the MMD has fully processed.
Either way, we're due for a breakout and earnings is coming right up. I highly doubt the market is going to be able to sit on it's hands that long. Someone will break the ice, push this thing up 5% on a random day, and it'll take off. They've been loading the spring since well before Battery Day, it always releases eventually!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
TSLA is lagging pretty badly behind the market on low volume. It should be touching $450 by now with the action in the Qs. Still, better to be up than down.
Yup, exactly. TSLA capped since 10:52 AM vs the QQQ (Nasdaq-100 'macros'), and hugely manipulated downward beginning at 11:10 AM.
Here's a screenie of the TSLA interactive chart from NASDAQ: (compare TSLA to the QQQ in purple)
HO! So that's what triggered the manipulation.
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pz1975
Active Member
I don’t think the SP can be held down all week like this if macros cooperate. I’m expecting a test then a break of $450 in the next 3 days.
ZachF
Active Member
Pretty soon S&P will rate them as high as mortgage-backed securities!
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This just came though....plus volume.
Can I has spoon?
This just came though....plus volume.
Can I has spoon?
IV won't be 73 if TSLA drops to 420s this week.
Krugerrand
Meow
Where’s that full chart of ratings so we can see if this is an actual upgrade or just a different sequence of letters and symbols that means the same thing: you know, like last time Tesla got an upgrade.
Where’s that full chart of ratings so we can see if this is an actual upgrade or just a different sequence of letters and symbols that means the same thing: you know, like last time Tesla got an upgrade.
Only three more upgrades to get out of "junk" status.
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