The next wave of news from Elon is probably going to be about an update to the sabotage per his e-mail schedule. I don't expect update of "everything looking well for 5K", but rather that sabotage played a big role of how much damage was caused to Tesla as it wasn't revealed how much setback it caused.
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The next wave of news from Elon is probably going to be about an update to the sabotage per his e-mail schedule. I don't expect update of "everything looking well for 5K", but rather that sabotage played a big role of how much damage was caused to Tesla as it wasn't revealed how much setback it caused.
Sure, but who is buying? Some are strong longs who will not part with their shares as easily.
jhm
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Why do I get the feeling he's just shaking down these Chinese elites for family emoluments?
Sorry about making a political statement here, but these tariff tantrums make no economic or even political sense. They are truly bad for Tesla.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
I don't think this is a TSLA-specific correction or a "pullback" from its run. I think it's purely from the market pullback due to tariffs, amplified by TSLA being a higher beta stock.
If you read the sabotage letter, they mentioned that it only affected BIW production for a few hours.
If you read the sabotage letter, they mentioned that it only affected BIW production for a few hours.
Best to develop a discipline of sticking to an entry and exit plan. I kinda stuck to mine. I wanted to sell at $360, but changed my mind seeing that it might have hit the top, sold at $355, but sad to see it went beyond $360 again. But then again, the reason I sold was because I had an impression that there's going to be a dip coming soon after all this stock price going vertical, and rebuy at cheaper price before the 3 weeks come and burn a lot of shorts. If I end up missing the boat, I have plan B: buy AAPL and ride the waves... But it looks like I may be able to rebuy some TSLA and put some money on the side for AAPL.
He never said that he was going to provide an update on the sabotage did he? He said he would send updates on the progress of 5k/week... (And there is nothing saying that the update emails will leak to us.)
There were two different disruptions:
The fire only impacted the BIW line for a few hours.
The changes to the Tesla Manufacturing Operating System had undisclosed impact:
Me, for example, just bought 220 shares this morning.
I thought I missed the boat the last few days, but now I'm fully in.
Thanks mr Trump!
jhm
Well-Known Member
I do think a tech sector pullback gives Tesla investors a second chance to grab shares at $350 before soaring to a new ATH. Some investors thought they might have missed out on the recent climb to $370, but we'll retrace that again. Life is full of second chances.
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Given that he mentioned a production impact from the former (BIW fire), and didn't from the latter--I assume there was no direct production impact from the latter. Based on the Model3 parking lot thread, at least there doesn't seem to be a significant impact to production.
Henchman
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I play options for the short term gamble.
But I'm buying stock a bit at a time for the 10 year long haul
But I'm buying stock a bit at a time for the 10 year long haul
jeewee3000
Active Member
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/?symbol=NASDAQ:TSLA is one of my favorites to go in detail. (Add indicator -> volume)
But in a pinch Yahoo Finance has good detailed charts I think. Just hold your cursor over the volume bar you want to know the numbers on and it shows you in the top left corner.
Stockcharts.com is good for daily/weekly charts, not intraday.
Waiting4M3
Active Member
Picking price target also depends on if you want to trade or invest.
I most invest, so I enter whenever I can, I don't care too much about short term price fluctuation when I enter. I exit whenever I need to (such as cash out to pay for the M3). This allows me to hold for long term and decouple entry and exit, so I only have to focus on picking one price target at a time.
If you want to trade, then you have to guess the price correctly on both the entry and exit (and add timing if playing options), that seems way beyond my skills, kudos to those who can do it.
MartinAustin
Active Member
Congratulations to whoever caught the falling knife at $347 (LOL not $247). You're up $6 already
Waiting4M3
Active Member
I think most places would have hourly or daily disk backup that would include the code, and on longer time frame, off-site backup onto tapes. I imagine it wouldn't be too hard to restore the code that was damaged.
Depends on what they did. If they caused the system to mislabel incoming inventory, then that will be a pain to back correct due to the need to manually update the ground truth data/ physical inventory.
I think it was implied that they had backups or a trail of what changes were made in order to track what was changed.
MartinAustin
Active Member
247... 347... what's the difference I'm getting so mixed up these days$247? I wish...
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