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Chickenlittle
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I have seen a lot of abuse over the years but this is unbelievable. It’s an attempt to set the price of the stock and not predict the price. Sustainable rate of 1400 cars? No reasons given for what he claims is model 3 disappointment. Only sold in USA without major options like AWD, air suspension, performance models, lower range model available and they are already over 2000 a week. What bs
Short borrow rate is presently 9.96% on IB rebate rate 8.27%. Its getting stormy over in shortsville.
Short borrow rate is presently 9.96% on IB rebate rate 8.27%. Its getting stormy over in shortsville.
Thanks for reporting this, Tenable. To reciprocate, the rebate rate at Fidelity went from 1.75% yesterday to 2.25% today.
As we have experienced in the past, Fidelity often lags IB, but over time they pay more or less the same on borrowed shares. That said, I can't help being a little disappointed in seeing IB's rebate rate at 8.27% and Fidelity's at 2.25%.
Esme Es Mejor
Member
Don’t think this is exactly what you’re looking for, but it’s a start:
https://www.tipranks.com/analysts/david-tamberrino
Bottom 7% of all analysts, with a -12% return vs a market return of +14%
The BP announcement mentioned by @SwTslaGrl is for Tesla to install an 840kWh battery — 4 Powerpacks.
Edit: deleted/corrected erroneous info from Reuters on battery capacity.
BP teams up with Tesla to venture into battery storage for windfarm
Edit: deleted/corrected erroneous info from Reuters on battery capacity.
BP teams up with Tesla to venture into battery storage for windfarm
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This explains yesterday’s front running.
Hedge funds got notice first.
bdy0627
Active Member
I love the market's response to this GS BS update.
That's, ummm, extremely high. I think they're in trouble.Short borrow rate is presently 9.96% on IB rebate rate 8.27%. Its getting stormy over in shortsville.
Looks like a random number generator to me.... https://www.tipranks.com/analysts/david-tamberrino
Can I just be really childish and say David Dumb-burrito of Goldman Sucks?
Sorry, I feel better now...
bdy0627
Active Member
That chart is missing a few Tamborino "updates" between today and last November. He usually shifts the target by $5-10, sometimes up and sometimes down, and maintains sell rating.
Eventually Tesla may and probably should raise capital to bring out the Model Y, Roadster, Semi-Truck, Pickup Truck, etc. It takes a lot of capital to get to the level of the established automakers, and a newcomer understandably must keep raising it. It's a necessary investment, not cash burn.
However, Elon says that a capital raise will not be necessary in 2018, and there is no reason not to believe him. Of course Goldman Sachs would likely again be an underwriter of any future capital raise, and it would be of benefit to them and their clients if the Tesla share price were as low as possible at that time. Goldman analyst Tamberrino would be aware of this even if a "Chinese Wall" is supposedly in place at his firm. Coming out with his note today would likely have been to neutralize the perceived positives for Tesla shares from Xi's speech regarding car tariffs. Behaving as Tamberrino does keeps top GS management happy, and allows him to keep his high paying job despite his exceptionally low TipRank as an analyst: https://www.tipranks.com/analysts/david-tamberrino
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bdy0627
Active Member
Maybe he's doing what he's supposed to be doing in terms of influencing the price as much as he can, which judging by today is not much anymore.
Esme Es Mejor
Member
You can call him names if you like, but I think the facts are far more damning than any name could be.
FWIW, Schwab increased its rebate rate from 2% to 4.5% overnight.
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