StealthP3D
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Recent chart history suggests the opposite, namely that TSLA often only gives one buy point before never looking back. YMMV.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Recent chart history suggests the opposite, namely that TSLA often only gives one buy point before never looking back. YMMV.
bkp_duke
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Previously, at least Tesla was left alone to do their own thing. For the most part.
Currently, it appears like gov is trying to "pick a winner" and the criteria are "anyone but Tesla that has UAW workers".
thesmokingman
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Damn look at Rivian, a second day in freefall. Lucid and Fisker down too though not as bad. You can see that volume leaving the new ev players and flowing back into Tesla.
What article are you referring to ?No EM share sales filings from yesterday.
Article was out, that he had already sold enough to cover his taxes.
This Elon guy has become unpredictable
Sorry, read it last night, not sure which one it was.
basically they did some math and stated that he had sold enough to cover his tax expenses.(for now) .. was calculated so not sure if it was fully correct.
+ not sure if this was one I read:
Elon Musk has sold more Tesla shares than he needs to pay current tax bill
Elon Musk is selling more Tesla shares than he needs to pay current tax obligations, and experts say he's either converting part of his fortune from stock to...
www.marketwatch.com
Of those, Musk sold 2.8 million shares worth about $3 billion specifically to pay taxes on three tranches of stock options that he exercised this week, according to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. That means he has sold roughly $5 billion more in shares than he needs at present.
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
For TSLA only? He already said he can use the ML online trading platform to sell CCs for other stocks, but NOT for TSLA.
MartinAustin
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I noticed Ford and Tesla stock are both up 126% over the past year 
Todd Burch
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At least NKLA is up 15% the last month.
. (Have no fear, they will carry GM into the 21st century).
The Accountant
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Agree! . . . and why is this? Each quarter that passes reaffirms that the dip was unwarranted.
I got tired of proclaiming "a new record" every time I published a new forecast.
Let's look at Non-GAAP Earnings as one metric:
Q1 2020 - 227m
Q2 2020 - 451m
Q3 2020 - 843m
Q4 2020 - 903m
Q1 2021 - 1.052m
Q2 2021 - 1,616m
Q3 2021 - 2,093m
And I project
Q4 2021 - 2,800m
Q1 2022 - 3,200m
Q2 2022 - 3,600m
Q3 2022 - 4,200m
Q4 2022 - 4,700m
The FUD and doubters run free in that time span that sits between quarterly earnings release dates but once the earnings get published, reality sets in again . . . .Tesla is unstoppable.
Exactly. This is why I never sweat the highs and lows from day to day with TSLA. Long term the trajectory is very clear: very much upwards.
Xerox basically inventing Windows and then not bothering to do anything with it also ranks up there for me.
Yup. Barra et al get a little more breathing room from stockholders.
~15.5 EPS for 2022... at what the street has valued Tesla at, that's ~$1700 today. The street will catch on as some point that 8.50 is just absurdly low. Even $11-12 is too low. Just a matter of time until the projections change.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
My thought on his last 2 moves being numerillogically equal and all, the fake is that one might assume the same today, prepared to load his up, then nothing. His advantage is that they can't predict his moves and my sense is to expect the unexpected. If everyone thinks he's going to sell today - maybe not then.
elasalle said:
No EM share sales filings from yesterday.
Article was out, that he had already sold enough to cover his taxes.
This Elon guy has become unpredictable
I saw it in Teslarati
Elon Musk's Tesla (TSLA) stock sale is already more than enough to cover his tax bills
Elon Musk has liquidated about 5% of his holdings in Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) so far. Experts say that the Tesla CEO has already sold more shares than he needs to pay his current tax obligations. As of Wednesday, Musk has sold about 8.2 million TSLA shares since he agreed to sell 10% of his stock...
www.teslarati.com
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Knightshade
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I saw it in Teslarati
Elon Musk's Tesla (TSLA) stock sale is already more than enough to cover his tax bills
Elon Musk has liquidated about 5% of his holdings in Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) so far. Experts say that the Tesla CEO has already sold more shares than he needs to pay his current tax obligations. As of Wednesday, Musk has sold about 8.2 million TSLA shares since he agreed to sell 10% of his stock...
there is some painfully bad misinformation in that link.
(like suggesting he could've avoided regular tax on the options exercise by waiting a year to sell the shares- which fundamentally misunderstands how taxation works in this case)
I'd suggest ignoring anything it has to say.
Political effects on TSLA leading to tangible consequences... I think it is On Topic to suggest to lower level officeholders, candidates, and others in the current president's party -how badly and blatantly this (his ludicrous Mary Barra video, and his party's pro-union (imagine how GM and Ford's dealers and other legacy auto related businesses owners feel about pandering to the unions they have to try to keep at bay!) hurts lower level elections like in Virginia- (huge loss for the party); I'm planning to contact many of them.
TL;DR??
Or at least try to. Those in his party who just lost should be at least a bit open to education and reflection.
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