"Dividend" here just means receiving new shares for already owned shares, or the split. Not dividend in the typical fashion.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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"Dividend" here just means receiving new shares for already owned shares, or the split. Not dividend in the typical fashion.
Knightshade
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same as last time, where the split was also a dividend.
At the time some folks dug into the rules of Delaware (where Tesla is incorporated) and basically that's the term used for splits there.
Others believe it makes a more substantive difference to use that term- it was a matter of...considerable debate- so you can go back and read through it if interested- hopefully we don't spend 100 pages rehashing it again with the same both sides convinced they're right.
Me too. In fact, we could'a, should'a, and would'a if we'd known what was gonna happen....
...but we didn't and we wish we had.
Bet it's the first time that ever happened, huh???
Hey, at least June 2024 options are out now!!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Tesla plans another stock split CNN (40 min ago)
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I was on noticing Friday how shorts were heavily defending 1,000 SP. So if I were to pick the moment when to announce a split, it would be right when short interests is highest, likely at some psycho barrier like 1,000. I don't know if was "highest" or not, I just know TSLA was quite busy to close above 1,000 and suspect we'll know soon enough. @Artful Dodger?This was a month ago....
Billionaire investor David Einhorn reveals a new bet against Tesla, reviving his battle with Elon Musk
Greenlight Capital boss David Einhorn has previously called owning Tesla stock a "fad" and criticized its "silly" price.markets.businessinsider.com
Agree.... and you beat me to it. Shorts covering starts shortly
ZachF
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ZachF
Active Member
Hopefully it’s a 10:1, only because the current level of shares makes calculating market cap on the fly easy
Looking at this morning another way, as of 14 minutes into trading TSLA is now down only 10.14% YTD (more accurately, since 3 Jan's close).
Come on, 1Q!!!!!!
Come on, 1Q!!!!!!
ZachF
Active Member
Bout tree fiddy.
Assuming this is not the last split, the question is then how often do you want to do stock splits?
I'd say let's do 1:5, perhaps 1:10 max, but I wouldn't go to 1:20. We need to leave some room for further splits in the upcoming years!
I'd say let's do 1:5, perhaps 1:10 max, but I wouldn't go to 1:20. We need to leave some room for further splits in the upcoming years!
ThisStockGood
Still cruising my Model S 70 2015
Over 8M shares traded already and still counting ;-)
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
7M shares in 15mins, not bad.
Just took a peek at short interest and apparently up about 1M shares mid-March vs mid-Feb. Tho still a good bit lower than recent highs, this should add some fuel as the desperate retail short may have doubled down going into today.
We have no way of knowing how much naked short volume exists or the various MM's positions, but the float certainly has felt tight this entire time. By official stats 3% of the float is short, but reality is probably more like 15% of the truly available float. Then there's all the naked short positions.....
While checking out short interest I noticed on fintel.io they note the following:
What's that all about? Can they actually shed any light on dark pool volumes?
Assuming this is not the last split, the question is then how often do you want to do stock splits?
I'd say let's do 1:5, perhaps 1:10 max, but I wouldn't go to 1:20. We need to leave some room for further splits in the upcoming years!
Upto 2000, 1:5 back to 400 would work. (Most might also prefer more like 1:10)
Some options needs for the next time MM, short sellers play foul
Rinse & Repeat
Every time the SP hits 1k again.Assuming this is not the last split, the question is then how often do you want to do stock splits?
I'd say let's do 1:5, perhaps 1:10 max, but I wouldn't go to 1:20. We need to leave some room for further splits in the upcoming years!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
I like the idea of keeping this one at 10:1 so the market cap calculation is easy. Then another 5:1 down the line on the next 5x.Assuming this is not the last split, the question is then how often do you want to do stock splits?
I'd say let's do 1:5, perhaps 1:10 max, but I wouldn't go to 1:20. We need to leave some room for further splits in the upcoming years!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Looks like the 'tutes started buying right at 10:00 ET
Cheers!
Cheers!
Here comes CNBC - Craig Irwin, TSLA perma-bear, on talking the stock down. Why give this guy airtime - he has a price target of $250?!!!! He has been wrong for years. He is almost as bad as Gordon Johnson.
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