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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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StealthP3D
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Have you EVER called a bottom in TSLA accurately? Meaning you called it in time to act?
If so, please provide a link to one clear example of this.
I don't think retail is selling. Computers are based on technicals. We discussed about this for a few pages yesterday so hopefully we don't have anymore Pikachu shock faces but if we still do then check that bias at the door.Today is a good day for all the people who like to buy high and sell low to sell all their shares. They tried an investment in TSLA and it didn't work out!
Well, at least they tried.
Took a lot to rouse this HODLer, but these prices have made me scrape enough grains of powder together for another tiny ignition.
When others get fearful, get greedy? Warren Buffet? Something like that anyway.
Wake me up in 2023 and we'll see how I did
When others get fearful, get greedy? Warren Buffet? Something like that anyway.
Wake me up in 2023 and we'll see how I did
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
10 Year bond has been dropping.
Down almost 5% today
Very strange
Down almost 5% today
Very strange
You sound like my brother Bob who told me the NASDAQ is going to crash soon (which it might).
But let's not forget next week EC happens first. I'm hopeful NASDAQ and TSLA part ways and Tesla is the only logical flight to safety against inflation woes. Hopeful I said... but $7xx ? Not gonna touch it, good luck.
ZachF
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I do think retail is the one selling… one of the artifacts of inflation being higher than wages and the market being near all time highs.
Retail bought heavy in 20/21 with the money they saved during lockdowns, was a large part of the rise IMHO, as savings rates reached many year highs.
Now let’s see if the fed can get inflation under control before this consumption-supporting cushion runs out…
As much as I love the company and the stock (just got my Model Y 2 days ago) ... it's always been obvious that TLSA is a momentum stock. This will pass but until then it's gonna hurt.
The Model Y is incredible and I'm looking forward to my long 1.5 hr drive later today!
Cheers to the longs ....
The Model Y is incredible and I'm looking forward to my long 1.5 hr drive later today!
Cheers to the longs ....
Fill the gap!
Fill the gap!
I'm buying options at 941.
Fill the gap!
I'm buying options at 941.
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
ZachF
Active Member
Just for context, a 30% drop in the nasdaq would still have it above its pre-pandemic high…
Yeah I feel like this was all part of the plan for today's leap expiration. Bond interest was artificially high by active shorting to start the week, caping the nasdaq's any hope for recovery, then have traders break key technical supports, use those past broken support as resistance so bears can short at resistance and now the damage is done, they lift their feet off the throat on the bond market.
I remember during premarket Monday night I saw bond interest went from 1.78 to 1.83 in one second. I thought cnbc threw an error. That doesn't seem natural.
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StealthP3D
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Yes, plenty of retail selling today. It's human nature. Certainly, the selling is not predominantly retail (because retail owns so few shares).
So is TSLA dropping today because NFLX is an app in the cars for entertainment?
In for 30 (more) on margin. Elon has been in too good of a mood and P&D was too good for anything negative to come out of earnings or the call. At the mercy of the market, not at the mercy of Tesla Inc. I'll take this situation.
in for 10 shares at $958 now $973.
Well, up to my neck in margin. I'm a bad investor and I don't take my own advice to heart.
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