It's Friday, which implies the expiration of weekly options. Right now $430 appears to be the most profitable target for option writers (mainly hedge funds and market makers). Trading volume is light, which makes manipulation easier.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Check out this beautiful yellow Tesla Model 3 taxi
First Tesla Model 3 NYC yellow cab hits the road - Electrek
First Tesla Model 3 NYC yellow cab hits the road - Electrek
Steady-on, this is a family forum...
corduroy
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The only issue with a Model 3 taxi is every passenger will struggle to figure out how to open the doors.
Negative! Not when you have these bad boys:The only issue with a Model 3 taxi is every passenger will struggle to figure out how to open the doors.
Please stop, stop, stop the purely political rants in this Tesla investing thread. Please do not reply to them to give them any measure of acceptability.
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JusRelax
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Hmmm.... interesting.... I haven't completely read through, but is this in preparation for adding a specific company??
S&P Managed Risk 2.0 Index Series Consultation on Mark-to-Market Weighting Method − Updated
S&P Managed Risk 2.0 Index Series Consultation on Mark-to-Market Weighting Method − Updated
bkp_duke
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Can someone with more financial experience translate this for us?
"In order to help prevent rapid asset allocation reversal events, S&P DJI is considering modifying the mark-to-market weight calculation used by the index series so that it uses theoretical asset weights, rather than current asset weights, in determining the final trade decision."
To me, that smells of some underhanded way of trying to adjust the weights so that when Tesla is added to the S&P 499, they can arbitrarily assign a value to TSLA, instead of going with actual market value. Is that correct? Or just me being paranoid?
dc_h
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Smart idea. Tesla volatility would be reduced with move to S&P, so implied future volatility would be a good model and reduce downside risk if Tesla is overvalued. They don’t know as well as us, but macro events impact growth stocks more then value stocks. Tesla is the ultimate growth stock. Increased interest rates, sudden inflation and other surprises could impact TSLA and its smart of them to reduce that risk.
Me, I have years to wait for Tesla to appreciate, and expect a 2T company in 5-7 years.
It is for a different "S&P xxx" index, for example: S&P 500 Managed Risk 2.0 Index (SPXMR2)
S&P 500 Managed Risk 2.0 Index - S&P Dow Jones Indices
The market really liked that
Only mod currently awake: 3 posts moved to All discussion of Nio Motors, 9 deleted for politics. --ggr
This mod still barely awake (1 AM). Since the networks won’t do it, I will. Calling it for Biden. Which means no more political posts. At all.
Pink has called it
Purple has called it
And now I'm back on line, too.
~~~~It's been fun...or something. ALL Political discussion now is terminated, MAYBE once again to rear its head in 3y11m3w from now. Maybe.~~~~
Purple has called it
And now I'm back on line, too.
~~~~It's been fun...or something. ALL Political discussion now is terminated, MAYBE once again to rear its head in 3y11m3w from now. Maybe.~~~~
All the trading volume moved to NIO and XPEV.
I'm sitting here wondering why I missed the boat on those, then I remember the reason why is I'm holding a lot of TSLA which hasn't exactly done badly for me this year. I'm happy there are people who missed the boat on TSLA who caught the ride on NIO and XPEV though. Everyone deserves a shot at beating Wall Street.
I'm sitting here wondering why I missed the boat on those, then I remember the reason why is I'm holding a lot of TSLA which hasn't exactly done badly for me this year. I'm happy there are people who missed the boat on TSLA who caught the ride on NIO and XPEV though. Everyone deserves a shot at beating Wall Street.
Presumably English wine, you wouldn't want to use anything drinkable
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