No worries. A person familiar with their thinking will offer up a statement.
I know a guy who knows a guy.
Usually, you don't want to call that guy...
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No worries. A person familiar with their thinking will offer up a statement.
Why ? Not a rhetorical question. I doubt the 300 will hold, though.If we take the $420 number for granted, it could be less if SP is depressed. Frankly, I’d rather not wait and see, but acting now is best because that $300 line has to hold.
Why ? Not a rhetorical question. I doubt the 300 will hold, though.
People familiar with the boards thinking are saying Hunter S. Thompson is Elon's choice for Tesla COO, and Warren Zevon will be performing at the gigafactory next week. They also say that Marty's got the lawyers and guns, Elon's got the money. Wait something just hit the fan.Unfortunately the narrative is not in your hands or my hands. It is in the hands of FUDsters and scamsters running NYT, WSJ, LAT, BI, Chanos and others.
If they chose to ignore all the good things around production and quality and demand and only keep the string of negative stories in spotlight, there is nothing you can do about it.
Tomorrow if Business Insider decides to run a story based on 'two inside sources' about how Tesla employees run gambling, prostitution and drug rings and have no regard for quality, that will get picked up by other outfits like AP, Rueters et all and they will run that story to ground for two weeks. So if these guys decide they can keep at these stories for another 6 months, one a week. So even if Tesla hits 10k/week all AWD M3 by end of Q4, the news outfit can choose to conveniently ignore it.
Muskovites can cry and shout from your proverbial roof-tops - TMC, Elecktrek, Teslarati, Musk twitter accounts - all of that will be drowned by the noise these FUDsters make.
Sick!
and I tweet while I drive"
George W. Does the best cover of that song.Kind of reminds me of "Won't Get Fooled Again"... NOT
Tesla no ad buys. And so it goes.Could only glance at CNN's string of headlines bashing Elon/Tesla. The level of bias is astonishing; one-sided, zero attempt at fair coverage. CNN, Bloomberg, UBS etc are going to look foolish next month with Tesla outselling BMW.
exactly. he was beta testing 9 (on ramp to off ramp) like 6 months ago, right?Or... Elon has FSD on his car...
I tweet while it drives...
Good. You’re learning. In my experience, if you know a lot about some news story, chances are very good that the story gets it wrong. So, that would imply that most news stories are wrong.
I agree. But you can’t discount the fact that Elon is already legally in a bind, and that will make things very unpredictable. The fact that we don’t know what’s going on is enough for shorts to capitalize. Their tactics are working, choose to wait and see at our own peril, or don’t take chances and push back.
My honest feeling is that we do a lot of whining and crying on this forum. It does absolutely zero good to whine and cry here. Do it elsewhere so it’ll spread. The drop is partly us to blame, we just don’t fight as hard. Shorts on the other hand are using a lot of creativity to win. It’s physcological as much as it is anything else, this is evident in Jesse’s explanation on how shorts function.
My question was - why do you think 300 has to hold? Is it a psychological thing or is there something else to it ?Holding each other hands won’t get us anywhere. Get out there and push back.
I checked to see if Broder still works for the New York Times.
John M. Broder joined the editorial board at the start of 2018.
That's a great point. Truth is, it may not have mattered what Elon did or how he did it. This may have played out the same either way. I think since he tweeted the news suddenly during trading hours, people were caught totally off guard without time to think about what to do. OTM LEAPs crashed suddenly. A lot of people were really in crisis mode, both on the short and the long side, about what to do as values were crashing around them (and rising for others.) It would have allowed everyone a little more planning about what to do if the news was at least announced after the market closed.I am curious what should Musk do short of stock trading course? If you look into history of most MBO and LBOs you will see that almost all of them have spike, fall, and final spike in between privatization phases.
Bulls jump the wagon, inflate price and leave retails hanging up. Shorts press from below and start rocking stock price, in the same moment since bulls leave (some completely because stock "departs") you get money outflow and stock price drop. More often than not stock price's spike/drop is 20% or even more. These are the last drops traders squeezes from the fading, or dying stock.
Start of privatization is 8K with the offer. There is none yet. Price rush was completely premature and unwarranted.
Musk announced the beginning of privatization procedure.. Such announcement is usually a "leak" 2-3 weeks before offer. This time is necessary for mutual funds to clean up stables in controllable manner. It's the same story every time, if I recall in Tesla Solar City merger it took even longer time, because Musk had started openly "too early".
Ok, that's really reasonable TT007. I had to double check that it was you.
My take is the FT article breaking the news that the Saudis had accumulated a large stake in Tesla forced the disclosure.That's a great point. Truth is, it may not have mattered what Elon did or how he did it. This may have played out the same either way. I think since he tweeted the news suddenly during trading hours, people were caught totally off guard without time to think about what to do. OTM LEAPs crashed suddenly. A lot of people were really in crisis mode, both on the short and the long side, about what to do as values were crashing around them (and rising for others.) It would have allowed everyone a little more planning about what to do if the news was at least announced after the market closed.