Esme Es Mejor
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Woo-hoo! Beat the market!
Nasdaq down 2.43% and S&P down 2.52%. TSLA down only 2.35%!
Nasdaq down 2.43% and S&P down 2.52%. TSLA down only 2.35%!
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Just fyi, Starlink has had hundreds of engineers working on it for years. It’s already worth billions.
Waiting4M3
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Hypothetically, if Tesla were to buy Starlink now would it be large enough that would require a shareholder vote?
I posted this a few moments ago in the Technical Analysis thread, but it may bear repeating here:
This arrived just now by email from one of the technical analysts I used to interview on my TV show.
Today the Total Put/Call ratio closed at 1.26 which has led to higher markets 92% of the time in the next five days with an average gain of 1.8%. We have two different Put/Calls ratio (Index and Total) that suggests a bottom is near. Long SPX on 3/22/18 after market close at 2643.69.
Tim Ord’s website: http://www.ord-oracle.com/
This arrived just now by email from one of the technical analysts I used to interview on my TV show.
Today the Total Put/Call ratio closed at 1.26 which has led to higher markets 92% of the time in the next five days with an average gain of 1.8%. We have two different Put/Calls ratio (Index and Total) that suggests a bottom is near. Long SPX on 3/22/18 after market close at 2643.69.
Tim Ord’s website: http://www.ord-oracle.com/
K_Dizzle
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K so what you’re saying is that assuming the market doesn’t crap it’s pants tomorrow we’re going moonbound?
If you told me a year ago that 9 months after starting Model 3 production the SP would be 309, I would have laughed in your face and called you a dumb ass.... Margin calls are going to kill me if things don't improve soon....
bdy0627
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Added a bit more near close today. I continue to like the odds of TSLA climbing very soon. If we happen to drop another $10+, I will find a way to leverage even more. The latest VIN data and invite news look quite positive for a big production burst now. The overall numbers for the quarter will likely look weak but if the ramp is looking much stronger by the end of this month, I think the market will like that, especially with a very beaten down stock. A lot of investors want to buy TSLA when the ramp really gets going. When is that? Maybe sooner than it was looking until very recently. FOMO?
Waiting4M3
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I wouldn't assume anything short term, especially as close as tomorrow.
But I see this below happening now
The market thinks we're going to miss M3 2500/wk target significantly, because Bloomberg has been estimating <1000/wk.
However our own data shows the following:
- 3 batches totaling ~4500 VIN registered in 3 weeks
- new massive invitation batch sent today
- VIN assignment scaling to 1500-1900/wk production
- delivery centers packed till end of month, 4 large sites in CA and TX alone delivering ~700+ M3/week
I think the market is completely blind to all these M3 ramp signals, and this presents a golden opportunity. I would buy shares and hold into April and see what shakes out after the delivery report. I still wouldn't use margin, short term options since macro is too volatile and can drag us down at any time.
Zhelko Dimic
Careful bull
I missed to buy few options today by the skin of the teeth (was that expression?...).
I've got about 10 rounds of dry powder left. About 10 deployed.
I think I will be buying every $5-$10, if it continues dropping... Model 3 tracker shows quite a lively activity, I think we're between 1200-2000 per week for the last few days
sundaymorning
Active Member
At these prices it’s hard to resist. I have to make sure to save 1 round after numbers are released.
K_Dizzle
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Futures don’t look that bad. We’ll have volatility untill noon then it’s back to normal
Waiting4M3
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People leave the White House as often as Elon promises impossible deadlines, at some point the market will just tune it out.
Words of HABIT
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DaveT, glad to see your post. Whenever there are days like today I like going to your thread List of articles/megaposts by DaveT. It is music to my ears away from this short term noise.
ValueAnalyst
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I love your micro enthusiasm combined with macro fear mongering, but when it comes to Tesla, the only “sure thing” is missed timelines.
ValueAnalyst
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Where do you look at futures? I am using CNBC and it does not work well recently.
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