Paracelsus
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hello new clue on ramp progress!
Tesla Urges Workers to Prove the ‘Haters’ Wrong and Ramp Up Production
"Doug Field, senior vice president of engineering, said if the team can exceed 300 Model 3s a day it would be an “incredible victory” at a time when some investors are casting doubt on the company and shorting its stock."
And what a coincidence that good news starts to flow just as all the MM's have managed to place TSLA in the 250 range right on the last day of Q1. Considering that TSLA opened the year at 320 and a move towards 500 after reaching a production rate of 5,000 per week is not unlikely before the end of the year with a subsequent pullback to the 425 range..........that would give every long that holds for the year the BFPT average move of about 33% for the year, and now of course it would give all the MM's about twice that + anything they can make in between. Timing and numbers are a little too coincidental in this move. The Quarterly window dressings of this stock have always been transparently supported by CNBC, WSJ, GS, and others.
What should be more interesting for me is the fibonacci retracement possibilities to the 425-500 range. Following some insightful posts by @austinEV and @Jonathan Hewitt, several of us posted on this many months ago and saw that a move to around 600 was possible to subsequently fall back into the same 425-500 range at the end of the retracement. I need to dig up that homework and look at it again because this is all starting to look a little like deja vu again (did I just say that?), even down to the transition from negative to positive news on the last day of a month and quarter. But for the fibonacci calculations the most important data point is determining the 'break out' price. Do we still use the 305 resistance point for that?
And speaking of the 305 resistance point, I owe @Mike Smith an apology - he called the move under that price and I thought it would hold. Sorry about that Mike. I hope my reasoning for that - the concern of MM's regarding the ability for long term investors to reduce the float and thus their ability to manipulate it still holds true.
Wish I had some dry powder already in the account. But this game is rigged all the way down to the delays that the trading houses have instituted for us to move money into the accounts, for checks to clear and settle, and for other trades to settle. These moves can only be played by people watching closely with money already on the sidelines.....and perhaps even tipped off. If I wired money to trade today I might get to use it to play when it clears by the end of next week when the production numbers are already released after a long weekend with banks shut down. Buy. Hold. Watch. Learn. Buy more to hold with improved timing when possible.