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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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If we had a 1% increase for every time someone said this over the past 2 weeks, we'd be creeping up on the ATH!.
Krugerrand
Meow
It seems obvious to me that Musk benefits greatly by Twitter's stock price declining. He has cash in hand and those investors who are coming along for the ride don't care if its $54.20 or some other number.
Twitter has a very weak hand, so $54.20 is just a placeholder figure. Don't believe anybody who puts artificial constraints on Musk's actions. Musk will name his price as long as its reasonable. That is, if he wants to finish the transaction.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
There's a handful of hardcore TMCers who sold at (the first) 1200 and can now jump back in to capture this part of the S-curve with similar leverage. Can't even fathom how much money these hooligans will have in 2yrs.
Maybe we'll get an island invite?
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
The root of all this is oil. And more specifically, oil traders.
They will not give up on this Russia trade regardless of recession talk. Equity markets are flashing the end of the world.....and WTI is up today.
They will not give up on this Russia trade regardless of recession talk. Equity markets are flashing the end of the world.....and WTI is up today.
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Now we are only down 5.3%!
*pops champagne
(only half joking)
*pops champagne
(only half joking)
I trimmed decently at $1200. Unfortunately, I diversified those profits into other stocks and said profits are no more. That will teach me to diversify.
StealthP3D
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From a practical long-term perspective, I'm pretty confident this is the bottom here around $630. What I mean by that is even if the macro continues to deteriorate some before recovery, and TSLA briefly touches $595 or even $575, it doesn't really matter in the big picture. If you zoom out in 3 years and look at the chart, $630 will essentially be the same point as $575. I don't see TSLA going lower than that without some TSLA specific bombshell new development that is fundamentally bad for Tesla's future.
People buying here will be looking back at their buys here in a couple of years, maybe much sooner, with very fond memories.
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This is my belief as well. We are at a price point where unless we are all completely wrong the share price will be much higher in two years, even if the SP continues down to 400 due to macros from here, a couple of years from now you will not care where exactly you bought the shares.
Not an advice....
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
Smart money is at the feeding trough right now.
ZachF
Active Member
Most shorts seem to never think enough is enough.. they keep feeding until the market turns and a squeeze happens. I doubt this will be any different.
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
Don't be silly. Everyone knows there will be no Twitter deal at the $54 price level. In other words, the concern you raise isn't valid because no one believes Elon will be paying $54 for Twitter. He has made that more than clear.
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The Nasdaq holding 11,100 (again so far) might be a sign of bottom too. On the 20th we shot below, but stabilized at 11,100 before rallying in power hour. On the 12th, we hit a low of 11,108. We have hit this number 3 times in less than 2 weeks without breaking down so far. Now the more times support is tested, it tends to weaken. That could easily be going on here and the market could break to the next level down.
Now is this a triple bottom? We are clearly in a downtrend. So check there. The lows are basically flat. Check there. The rebound here really needs to get to 11,500 to show the resistance. 2/3 it has hit there with a false breakout. Lastly, there needs to be decreasing volume. The Nasdaq on the 12th had ~6.7b in volume. On the 20th 5.4b in volume. Now today's volume thus far is slightly outpacing the 20th's, but is dying off now. If we end up under 5b in volume (and I think there is a good chance), we might be seeing the formation.
Now is this a triple bottom? We are clearly in a downtrend. So check there. The lows are basically flat. Check there. The rebound here really needs to get to 11,500 to show the resistance. 2/3 it has hit there with a false breakout. Lastly, there needs to be decreasing volume. The Nasdaq on the 12th had ~6.7b in volume. On the 20th 5.4b in volume. Now today's volume thus far is slightly outpacing the 20th's, but is dying off now. If we end up under 5b in volume (and I think there is a good chance), we might be seeing the formation.
dhanson865
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On the topic of the competition is coming, I mean dying.Toyota doing it's best to close the gap to Tesla production. Cutting 100k to 850k due to "chips".
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Toyota to cut global production plan by 100,000 in June
Toyota Motor Corp will cut its global production plan by about 100,000 to roughly 850,000 vehicles in June due to the semiconductor shortage, it said on Tuesday.www.reuters.com
Do you see any cities here associated with a car manufacturer?
You need some more Zen training
I am not talking about FSD for cars, but Tesla Bot navigation. Of course Tesla rules on FSD for cars and hopefully solve that problem.But bots walking around in a warehouse is not cars driving in Los Angelas....so I was replying to someone's comment that Tesla was a leader in this because they have lots of training data and I am saying they don't...they don't have billions of walked miles by Tesla Bots controlled by humans to use to train their Neural Nets like they do for cars.
Do they have more expertise in navigation than google/deepmind??? For sure they do and at least for general real world navigation that should give them a huge lead in this particular arena...particularly around the idea of taking multiple cam inputs and making real time vectorized representation of the world from that set of inputs. Also their investment in simulated environments should help them train the bots on simulated real world environs like warehouses, homes, etc.
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