It’s within about $107 of the bottom.Okay I’m back lol.
Question. Is this the bottom? Want to buy more.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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larmor
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PTON up 1.39% because they did not build 400,000 electric vehicles and deliver them.Well, still falling.. Don't want to know the number of stop-loss that gets triggered if we get below 100
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Indeed, as I told you all last month, there's still a large swack of shortzes who want their money back from the 5:1 Split announcement on Aug 11, 2020. They really, REALLY, want to fill that teensy little gap created on the morning of Aug 12th (it's their religion).
And shortzes have all week to do it now. This is an organized sell-off this a.m. on heavy volume. Likely some big tickets moving to the rail to sit this one out.
Selling gets stupid crazy, a couple (unimaginable) things become possible:
- Elon executes all 302 M of his 2018 CEO award stock options at the excercise price (paying no Federal income tax to excercise, only the basis amnt to Tesla), and
- if sugar gets el-Gordo type stupid, Elon could buy enough shares to take a 50% control of the company (with his existing insider partners like Larry)
Gray Man
∇x E = -∂B(t)/∂t
20 more at $107.
Really wish I had more to deploy right now. Touching the emergency fund looks tempting, but pretty sure that could be a divorce-inducing event (which is incredibly problematic as the wife is a divorce attorney).
Trying to figure out if I regret buying my MY outright in November, vs. financing and dumping more into stock... Nah.. it's too much fun to drive and own without worrying about payments!
Hmmm.. then again, anyone want to buy a well loved, gently used 6 week old Y for about $75k??
Off to sell some of my old motorcycle gear to try to fund a few more shares...
Really wish I had more to deploy right now. Touching the emergency fund looks tempting, but pretty sure that could be a divorce-inducing event (which is incredibly problematic as the wife is a divorce attorney).
Trying to figure out if I regret buying my MY outright in November, vs. financing and dumping more into stock... Nah.. it's too much fun to drive and own without worrying about payments!
Hmmm.. then again, anyone want to buy a well loved, gently used 6 week old Y for about $75k??
Off to sell some of my old motorcycle gear to try to fund a few more shares...
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The closer we get 100$, the more tempting calls for Jan 25 become!
C160 Jan25 costs about 25$
C160 Jan25 costs about 25$
Precisely, One Foot.
FYI, How Long is a Chinaman.
Anyway... no one in particular, but this ongoing $7,500 credit is a beaten horse here. I'm guessing the Mods feel sorry for us and allowing it for a while longer. It's that rehashing of the same arguments over and over and pure speculation - that's my job! I am looking forward to clarity from Tesla soon (that was a helpful post!). Until then, I think I need to work in the real world.
FYI, it's 2023 already!
Cheers!
Dang it, I was done buying. No more cash, sold enough other stuff, no more couches.Well, still falling.. Don't want to know the number of stop-loss that gets triggered if we get below 100
Now I am going to have to reconsider that choice AGAIN.
This does feel a bit like Groundhog Day. That story did come out well in the end though. Hoping it does for me.
Buckminster
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Sugar! - Bill Gates can't short lithium hydroxide monohydrate can he?In actual news, Tesla continues to execute and plan for the future. Locking up Lithium supplies for future growth.
Tesla Locks Battery Material Supply; This Lithium Stock To Benefit
The agreement secures Tesla's lithium supply through 2025.www.investors.com
The contract is very interesting, as it is basically billed on spot pricing, but a guaranteed lock up for volume.
"According to the terms, SC6 pricing will be set by a formula based on average market prices for lithium hydroxide monohydrate at the time of each shipment to Tesla during the agreement."
mach-edriver
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Good luck, but PLEASE resist the emergency funds!20 more at $107.
Really wish I had more to deploy right now. Touching the emergency fund looks tempting, but pretty sure that could be a divorce-inducing event (which is incredibly problematic as the wife is a divorce attorney).
Trying to figure out if I regret buying my MY outright in November, vs. financing and dumping more into stock... Nah.. it's too much fun to drive and own without worrying about payments! Nah, it's too much fun to have it and not worry about a payment...
Hmmm.. then again, anyone want to buy a well loved, gently used 6 week old Y for about $75k??
Off to sell some of my old motorcycle gear to try to fund a few more shares...
It’s far more interesting to think of in terms of adding a new production/ trim to the lineup than just being a compliance change. The idea of a Tesla that is good at off roading would be very appealing on it’s own merit. Toyota have carved out a pretty good sized market of SUVs that are good at going off-road. It’s what the vehicle class was originally created for after all.
Adjusting the suspension makes a significantly different vehicle which would help drive demand in other ways.
Similarly, having 7 seats appeals to a different market.
Sorry to shout, but...
SQUIRREL!!
...that makes zero sense (and 0 cents).
First off, his exercise price is $350.02 pre both splits which is $23.34 in current pricing. (You may be thinking of only the 3:1)
Secondly, exercising at the basis cost is no different from just buying the shares, he would net nothing from the CEO Plan.
Thirdly, he would need to come up with 304M*23.34 =$7 Billion to make that purchase. At that stock price, his current holdings would be worth less than $10 billion.
Fourthly, the point of CEO execution timing isn't to minimize taxes, it's to maximized net return.
Gray Man
∇x E = -∂B(t)/∂t
Don't worry, I will. I have two little ones to care for, and I'm not about to trade their stability for an investment, even if it does seem to be a very good one on a long term basis.
This is gut feel, but taken all the numbers into account, I don't think we are going to see under $100.
We have bounced off the previous minimum today. And really the whole panic of the past 3 months is just that, panic. We are slightly short of numbers and demand is less than it was 12m ago, but this is nothing we havent seen before. I remember when there was lots of Model 3 inventory back on 2020 despite much lower production.
Yes, we will go lower than $100 if earnings per share is less than $1 for Q4. But I am expecting record profits by a long way, and 2m vehicles delivered in 2023. All good
We have bounced off the previous minimum today. And really the whole panic of the past 3 months is just that, panic. We are slightly short of numbers and demand is less than it was 12m ago, but this is nothing we havent seen before. I remember when there was lots of Model 3 inventory back on 2020 despite much lower production.
Yes, we will go lower than $100 if earnings per share is less than $1 for Q4. But I am expecting record profits by a long way, and 2m vehicles delivered in 2023. All good
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
I'll share this little gem of wisdom I learned back in Aug 1995: (and haven't forgotten)
"When Bill Gates humps your leg, it stays humped".
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Yeah same here. I could buy 900 or more at these prices.
My headline would be "goldman cuts price target from 261 to 205 after beating their forecast estimate of 1.05M units for 2022."
Everyone keeps punishing Tesla for failing to meet aggressive guidance everyone felt was BS to begin with.
www.benzinga.com
Everyone keeps punishing Tesla for failing to meet aggressive guidance everyone felt was BS to begin with.
Tesla To $205? Here Are 10 Other Price Target Changes For Tuesday - Anavex Life Sciences (NASDAQ:AVXL), Brilliant Earth Group (NASDAQ:BRLT)
Goldman Sachs cut Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) price target from $235 to $205. Goldman Sachs analyst Mark Delaney maintained a Buy rating on the stock. Tesla shares fell 2.6% to $119.93 in pre-market trading.
www.benzinga.com
thesmokingman
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I'm surprised no one is talking about the LACK of a battery fire?
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Problem is, you still haven't puzzled out the S&P 500 rebalancing volume puzzle. Social sciences aren't about theory, they're about making real-world predictions for 'black-box' systems. It uncovering the motivated behavior hidden behind all the rules and red tape, the smoke and the mirrors.
I'll give you a hint (and perhaps some insight) into what motivates Musk in this. He does not CARE about maximizing his net return, he cares about JUSTICE. He wlll spend $11 to save $10 in taxes.
And he will consider it his finest moment. He WANTS this fight. And he'd consider it sweet revenge to take it all back from the pirates. He wants to be at the helm of his ship, it's in his nature. I pity the pol who crosses him, or motivates him.
thesmokingman
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Dude was driving recklessly from witness reports.
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