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maybe - or perhaps traders read the thread about how bad drive on nav sucks (not my words)
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
This is about the safest period to buy dips in TSLA history. Still well well below ATH and the fundamentals couldn't be better.
Mosts days like this will end up green through the end of the year. The era of true panic is gone, there are way too many folks looking to accumulate or cover.
Mosts days like this will end up green through the end of the year. The era of true panic is gone, there are way too many folks looking to accumulate or cover.
How often do I have to say "There's usually no real reason, it's usually just noise"? (Though we certainly are seeing the usual Mandatory Morning Dip, as well.)
Tesla has high volatility (though it's not market-correlated, so "beta" is the wrong measurement).
That said, I sold some more puts, this time with an outside chance of execution.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
I asked a local, DISQUS User 'carsonight', about the possibility of creating a 'Teslatown'. This idea was first raised by Elon with NV Gov Brian Sandoval during a conference about a month ago. Carsonight says there isn't enough water in the Reno area to support a town of 10,000 people. Further, all water rights in the area are long since over-allocated and its a major limiting factor for residential growth. Gov Sandoval did not comment on the idea.
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I''ve already commented several times I hope it goes to $420. But my brain that's helped me double my money on Tesla in the past six months is telling me it goes lower before we get there. ;-)I know you sold at $332 and want the SP go lower
EVNow
Well-Known Member
NVDA, NTFL also went down sharply - but they are back up quite a bit. TSLA is now down $16.
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Mod: no more speculation about @Fact Checking identity please. It's uncomfortably close to encouraging doxxing, even though I know most people are only joking.
And there's a whole different thread already for chairman speculation. Until there's an announcement, it doesn't belong here.
--ggr
And there's a whole different thread already for chairman speculation. Until there's an announcement, it doesn't belong here.
--ggr
Frankly, this sort of thing happens often prior to when a company is going to execute significant share buybacks (everyone wants a deal even the parent company!).. lower the share price, the more stock they buy back, the higher it can extend after the buying stops. This too shall pass but it must be taken into context when it's the biggest company in the world and over 5% of mkt index representation.
The trend down is visible in all the indexes. My guess is a combination of FUD regarding TSLA (lots of reporting about DOJ investigation) and just market uncertainty.
anthonyj
Stonks
Wow, down $16. Seems like an institution is dumping? Saudi's? But I doubt they would dump a fresh investment.
Yeeeowch. Yeah, I think they'd better stop expanding Gigafactory 1's workforce. This was not well thought out.
IMO, additional production should be at Gigafactory 2 in Buffalo, NY, where there's plenty of space, plenty of water, and plenty of housing.
MidTerms tomorrow, so uncertainty in the air, a lot of people reduce or stand aside.
Funds lighting up before midterms, Apple also down.
couldn't they just build a hyperloop to anywhere east of the Sierras or in norther AZ or Utah and transit ppl in daily in less time than they could drive from a local residence. ;-)
jeewee3000
Active Member
I see your point, but that hugely increases the cost of transportation of goods. Better to spend that money on improving GF1's surroundings IMO.
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