A battle to the finish, but ending up positive! Wish Gonzaga could have done that last night, but congrats to Baylor!
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Maybe...but it was just obvious that there were pushdowns to try to keep it red throughout the day.
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
There's been so much expectation for the new model to be called the "2" so the line would be 2-S3XYThat must be fake news. I've been told many times that even the Model 3 is simply too big for many Italian streets and will never sell well there.
/s
Somehow, after reading this about fitting the streets in Europe I had the sudden realization for the name of the Euro-sized car destined to come out of Germany.
It will be a scaled down version of the M3, likely with a hatchback, and it will be called ...
wait for it ...
Mini M3
(pronounced, Mini-Me)
The Partisan/Investment Divide
The partisan divide has become part of the fabric of American culture. It permeates every aspect of our lives.
I am not a Tesla ultra-bull, rather I am a passionate environmentalist; I do all that I can to advocate and advance Tesla’s “Master Plan.” Simply put, I see it as a cultural revolution that is mankind’s best remedy for climate change. Taking this a step further, prospering while doing the right thing, is our best story; it is a narrative (that I believe) resonates across the partisan divide.
Central to the “What I Believe” chasm, is a bitter refusal to not being told what to do. Market makers operate at different levels than retail investors. The rise of folks like Rob Maurer, Dave Lee, apps such as Robinhood and investment firms such as Ark-Invest have created a competitive/adversarial relationship between traditional Wall Street and the new “Young Turks.”
Traditional value investors fight tooth and nail against disruption. Traditional auto makers fight like hell against EVs and autonomous driving. The National Automotive Dealers Association is dug in heels deep against free markets. Main stream media is pissed off that Tesla doesn’t advertise.
All of this, leaves me pondering, does the man behind the curtain keep his finger on the pulse of the TMC? Does he act to squelch TMC optimism?
I’m going to wrap this up, so that I can let someone drive my Tesla while I tell them my story about prospering through TSLA. You know, fighting the good fight.
The partisan divide has become part of the fabric of American culture. It permeates every aspect of our lives.
I am not a Tesla ultra-bull, rather I am a passionate environmentalist; I do all that I can to advocate and advance Tesla’s “Master Plan.” Simply put, I see it as a cultural revolution that is mankind’s best remedy for climate change. Taking this a step further, prospering while doing the right thing, is our best story; it is a narrative (that I believe) resonates across the partisan divide.
Central to the “What I Believe” chasm, is a bitter refusal to not being told what to do. Market makers operate at different levels than retail investors. The rise of folks like Rob Maurer, Dave Lee, apps such as Robinhood and investment firms such as Ark-Invest have created a competitive/adversarial relationship between traditional Wall Street and the new “Young Turks.”
Traditional value investors fight tooth and nail against disruption. Traditional auto makers fight like hell against EVs and autonomous driving. The National Automotive Dealers Association is dug in heels deep against free markets. Main stream media is pissed off that Tesla doesn’t advertise.
All of this, leaves me pondering, does the man behind the curtain keep his finger on the pulse of the TMC? Does he act to squelch TMC optimism?
I’m going to wrap this up, so that I can let someone drive my Tesla while I tell them my story about prospering through TSLA. You know, fighting the good fight.
Indeed. A gain of 0.0825% per day during each of 252 trading days in a year results in an annual gain of 23%.
Sounds like my grades in the last semester in college... still haven't figured out the z3...
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
I agree that occasional stock splits seem like the right approach to me. I dig the 5:1 split as much as anyone, but if more frequent 2:1 keep the shorts occasionally in check, I would be happy with that. I suspect Elon has much greater contempt for shorts than me, so I trust his leadership here.
By the way, couldnt Tesla just announce a 5:1 split pending shareholder approval with the date of xxxx? Is that a thing? If so, it might help with the element of surprise?
A real nail biter today with a buzzer beater to give Team Tesla a narrow win. There were frequent lead changes and it looked like Tesla was going to pull away late in the final quarter only to fade at the end as they have tended to do lately. Today's 0.57 change is the smallest point differential all season. A win is a win, though, and gives them a two game winning streak. They are also back to 0.500 for the season.
Today
Score: 691.62
Margin of W/L: 0.57
Attendance: 26,921,492
Season
Record: 32-32
Total margin in wins: 766.72
Total margin in losses: -780.77
YTD gain/loss: -14.05 -1.99%
Avg margin of victory: 23.96
Avg margin of defeat: -24.40
Best Win: 110.58 2021-03-09
Worst Loss: -68.83 2021-01-11
Last 10: 5-5
Streak: W2
Avg Attendance: 41,352,731
Avg Attendance of Last 10: 35,726,523
Today
Score: 691.62
Margin of W/L: 0.57
Attendance: 26,921,492
Season
Record: 32-32
Total margin in wins: 766.72
Total margin in losses: -780.77
YTD gain/loss: -14.05 -1.99%
Avg margin of victory: 23.96
Avg margin of defeat: -24.40
Best Win: 110.58 2021-03-09
Worst Loss: -68.83 2021-01-11
Last 10: 5-5
Streak: W2
Avg Attendance: 41,352,731
Avg Attendance of Last 10: 35,726,523
I remember those 12 green days in a row.We haven't seen that since...*checks calendar*...last week!
those were the good old time.
lol
insaneoctane
Well-Known Member
Interesting elements to my news feed:
- +0.08%
- TSLA shares skyrocket
- Story is 2 hours old
ByeByeJohnny
Active Member
We will do a 2:1 split at random date once a quarter as long as the share price is above X.
That ought to keep everyone honest.
OT
www.cnbc.com
The night before the Archegos Capital story burst into public view late last month, the fund’s biggest prime broker quietly unloaded some of its risky positions to hedge funds
MM don't care whose blood is spilled.
Morgan Stanley dumped $5 billion in Archegos’ stocks the night before massive fire sale hit rivals
It's a previously unreported detail that shows the extraordinary steps some banks took to protect themselves from incurring losses amid a client's meltdown.
www.cnbc.com
The night before the Archegos Capital story burst into public view late last month, the fund’s biggest prime broker quietly unloaded some of its risky positions to hedge funds
MM don't care whose blood is spilled.
I’m with you. I would love a 2 to 3 point swing daily with a trend to 2.5 + points daily average. Sigh....
The interesting part of that story is the “Family Office” investing structure. Very little transparency even for the banks.OT
Morgan Stanley dumped $5 billion in Archegos’ stocks the night before massive fire sale hit rivals
It's a previously unreported detail that shows the extraordinary steps some banks took to protect themselves from incurring losses amid a client's meltdown.
The night before the Archegos Capital story burst into public view late last month, the fund’s biggest prime broker quietly unloaded some of its risky positions to hedge funds
MM don't care whose blood is spilled.
Pras
Member
Typical case of dog eat dog. Unfortunately, they can act like this without any major consequences.OT
Morgan Stanley dumped $5 billion in Archegos’ stocks the night before massive fire sale hit rivals
It's a previously unreported detail that shows the extraordinary steps some banks took to protect themselves from incurring losses amid a client's meltdown.
The night before the Archegos Capital story burst into public view late last month, the fund’s biggest prime broker quietly unloaded some of its risky positions to hedge funds
MM don't care whose blood is spilled.
I can confirm this is true for my new model S. Email today from Tesla confirmed best case is June (for Toronto). Non-plaid.
Really hoping that all these banks are tightening their margin requirements and reducing interest swaps. These are the things that cause financial crisis when left unchecked. Reduce fictional money introduced to the market asap because there are too many big whale gamblers trying to make it big.OT
Morgan Stanley dumped $5 billion in Archegos’ stocks the night before massive fire sale hit rivals
It's a previously unreported detail that shows the extraordinary steps some banks took to protect themselves from incurring losses amid a client's meltdown.
The night before the Archegos Capital story burst into public view late last month, the fund’s biggest prime broker quietly unloaded some of its risky positions to hedge funds
MM don't care whose blood is spilled.
While I don't doubt the delivery estimate for your Model S, something would have to be very, very wrong if deliveries aren't starting until June for any location. Would be a mini-disaster on Tesla's part when it comes to executing their business to have production lines down and no deliveries for 6 months of the new S/X. Obviously S/X don't mean nearly as much to revenue and profit anymore, but still.....it would be a pretty big black eye.
Before jumping into conclusions, the guy is in Canada which I expect later deliveries than US.
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