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Wow great moves in SP! Let’s do it again!

Over a million shares traded in the pre-Market as of 08:35 ET: TSLA Real-Time

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TSLA Pre-Market Quotes Live​

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Data last updated Mar 29, 2022 08:35 AM ET.

Consolidated Last Sale$1,109.15 +17.31 (+1.59%)
Pre-Market Volume1,005,753
Pre-Market High$1,124.6 (05:22:39 AM)
Pre-Market Low$1,085.54 (08:01:09 AM)

Cheers!
 
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Over a million shares traded in the pre-Market as of 08:35 ET: TSLA Real-Time

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TSLA Pre-Market Quotes Live​

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Data last updated Mar 29, 2022 08:35 AM ET.

Consolidated Last Sale$1109.15 +17.31 (+1.59%)
Pre-Market Volume1,005,753
Pre-Market High$1124.6 (05:22:39 AM)
Pre-Market Low$1085.54 (08:01:09 AM)
Still clear attempts to put a ceiling on the stock. Nasdaq up 1.2% so TSLA is actually underperforming in premarket
 
I think the way to think of it is that, regardless of how large the split is, the institution that is short will not opt to not provide a share that they are short. As long as it's at least a 2:1 split (the ratio is probably even significantly lower than that), the institution that is short will opt to buy back every single share that they are short in order to be able to fully participate in the stock split/dividend. So regardless if it's a 2:1 split or a 20:1 split, I believe all shorted shares will be bought back to ensure not being left out of the stock split/dividend.
Whoa! Perhaps I don't understand. If the institution that is short buys back their shorted shares, they will have no entitlement to the split as they would be neutral in the stock. They would have to BUY additional shares to establish a long position in order to participate in the dividend. Am I missing something?
 
For instance there is the Electric Viking, Teslanews, Bestintesla, Solving the money problem, Tesla daily, Torque news Tesla, E for electric, Transport evolved, Tesla Insight, Hyperchange, Sandy Munro, Dave Lee on investing, etc. Right now I only believe it if all these guys say the same thing. Really makes it time consuming to figure things out.
The only ones I watch regularly are Tesla Daily, Munro, Limiting Factor, and Sam Alexander. Sam is very good at debunking the latest FUD. E for Electric has a strong anti Tesla bias and puts out a lot of misinformation, total waste of time, Transport Evolved has been inconsistent over the years and I stopped watching them long ago. I also find Warren Redlich to be too much of an over the top hype man and often inaccurate as well. He also melts down when faced with contrary facts. Dillon Loomis is also good but I forget the name of his channel.
 
The only ones I watch regularly are Tesla Daily, Munro, Limiting Factor, and Sam Alexander. Sam is very good at debunking the latest FUD. E for Electric has a strong anti Tesla bias and puts out a lot of misinformation, total waste of time, Transport Evolved has been inconsistent over the years and I stopped watching them long ago. I also find Warren Redlich to be too much of an over the top hype man and often inaccurate as well. He also melts down when faced with contrary facts. Dillon Loomis is also good but I forget the name of his channel.
Loomis' channel is "Electrified"
 
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Oh, hahaha! Are you STILL waiting for it to go below $700 so you can buy? You said that like, what 1 month ago? Should I look it up?

HODL works.

Word.
Huh?

I spent all of 2021 leveraging with my LEAPS strategy. Through the course of the Q1 2022 sell off, I was being extremely picky about leveraging up even more since I already had plenty of leverage.

Sure you can bring up my posts from a month ago because you’ll clearly see that I was perfectly fine missing out if the stock reversed, which it did. The trading action of the stock for the past 3 months has meant absolutely nothing to me since my LEAPS are all 2023
 
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The correct answer is, as with all sports, it depends.

Some boxers were famous for being KO specialists, their method was always to end the fight with one big punch. Mike Tyson is the most legendary for this, that guy could punch harder than any living human in his prime. Other boxers whose careers were based on knocking the opponent out included Evander Holyfield and George Foreman.

Other boxers are known for being more technical and winning fights on decision based on whatever it is boxing judges score. The most notorious of these is Floyd Mayweather Jr.

The reason why Muhammad Ali is considered the greatest is that he was both a surpassingly skilled technical boxer and he also had power to knock you out cold after he landed a good punch. There aren't that many boxers who have both power and skill like that, one man not named Muhammad Ali who had that combination was Oscar de la Hoya.
So Oscar is long and advised EM on the split? some people may not have a sense of humor...
 
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Whoa! Perhaps I don't understand. If the institution that is short buys back their shorted shares, they will have no entitlement to the split as they would be neutral in the stock. They would have to BUY additional shares to establish a long position in order to participate in the dividend. Am I missing something?

I apologize, what I meant is that whoever they sold naked shares to would be expecting to participate in the stock split. Since the institution that is short would have to somehow come up with those extra shares from the dividend somehow, I would expect that they would purchase shares to neutralize their naked short exposure before the split.