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Menifeer
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I would roll them if it came to that.
I'm also short $350 Puts that I sold a few days ago. In my perfect world, the stock would close Friday at $350.
dmckinstry
Model X 2019
I was hoping for "Sell the rumor, buy the news". It would take very good new for that to happen. So I'm a little discouraged. I'm thinking we'll have to wait for Q1 delivery report or CC.
pz1975
Active Member
Sold some $325 puts expiring this week earlier today. Worst case scenario I buy shares at $320ish.
TrendTrader007
Active Member
it has been a long time since TSLA made a 10% plus move after ER and tonight may be that time
on a side note I'm making a killing on my TWTR march 2018 calls
I got tons of out of money calls on TSLA
if TSLA ramps up after ER then I am quitting my day job
on a side note I'm making a killing on my TWTR march 2018 calls
I got tons of out of money calls on TSLA
if TSLA ramps up after ER then I am quitting my day job
Hogfighter
Professional Lurker
Funny, I sold some of those as well. I'm all over the map though....own stock, covered calls, sold puts, own LEAPs. Actually I have no idea what the stock should do in order for me to make money!
TrendTrader007
Active Member
the way TSLA is ramping up into earnings is super exciting and I revise my earlier estimate of gap up after hours from $360 to $375 to $380
Hogfighter
Professional Lurker
Lately the reports have been full of 'look at what we've done', and very little of 'look at what we're gonna do'
TrendTrader007
Active Member
15 minutes to go
can't wait
this evening could be a life changing event for me from a financial standpoint
can't wait
this evening could be a life changing event for me from a financial standpoint
IIRC correctly letter is usually shortly after close. The call is scheduled for 2:30 PT. Letter should be posted here: Events & Presentations | Tesla Motors Or on TMC 4.57 seconds later.
Jonathan Hewitt
Active Member
Anytime I get that excited I usually end up disappointed. I'm rooting for us though!
Millionaire, Billionaire or Trillionaire?
Crap. Floors are being redone, house is torn apart, 4 minutes to ER and I have no idea where the lucky frog went. If anyone has a chinese frog with a coin in its mouth, please spin the coin counter-clockwise a few times for me.
Or broke?
Hopefully not that, though. I sold some at 443.5. I'm expecting "meh" news.
We're going to be crowd-funding that shirt for you again?
wsucougz
Member
More analysts seem focused on Transportation as a Service as the key differentiator of why Tesla is not like other car companies. While I have high hopes for it, that is basically fantasyland stuff right now.
Meanwhile, it's becoming clear the energy business is likely the real near-term differentiator, and Tesla will sell as many Powerpacks/Powerwalls as they can make for years to come. It also seems likely that power storage and generation hold the best opportunity - near-term, at least - for coveted high-margin recurring software revenue, professional services, and possibly other sources of revenue associated with energy markets.
Further, recent TE news out of Australia solidifies the long-held idea that the energy "stack" - from utility, to home, to road - and associated software ecosystem - holds deep and wide untapped value that is finally coming to the forefront, with potential to spawn new products & services. Throw in another sexy consumer product (solar roof) on that side of the house and there are just so many potential future revenue streams. Can GM compete with that?
How is none of this even mentioned? At this point, any analyst that doesn't understand energy/utilities is probably not qualified to cover this company.
Meanwhile, it's becoming clear the energy business is likely the real near-term differentiator, and Tesla will sell as many Powerpacks/Powerwalls as they can make for years to come. It also seems likely that power storage and generation hold the best opportunity - near-term, at least - for coveted high-margin recurring software revenue, professional services, and possibly other sources of revenue associated with energy markets.
Further, recent TE news out of Australia solidifies the long-held idea that the energy "stack" - from utility, to home, to road - and associated software ecosystem - holds deep and wide untapped value that is finally coming to the forefront, with potential to spawn new products & services. Throw in another sexy consumer product (solar roof) on that side of the house and there are just so many potential future revenue streams. Can GM compete with that?
How is none of this even mentioned? At this point, any analyst that doesn't understand energy/utilities is probably not qualified to cover this company.
bdy0627
Active Member
That was a great climb at the close. I sold some March calls to reduce leverage a smidge.
Paracelsus
Active Member
We bought one in Shanghai....but i am redoing floors with house taken apart too. How ironic. But we have used ours enough over the last month that the coin is damn bright again. Just like when we bought it just before buying our first Tesla shares at around $30
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