This website doesn't compute correctly before market open. Check back at open, and max pain should be around 300.Just for fun, I looked at Friday's max-pain and found it, well, interesting:View attachment 299587
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This website doesn't compute correctly before market open. Check back at open, and max pain should be around 300.Just for fun, I looked at Friday's max-pain and found it, well, interesting:View attachment 299587
Just for fun, I looked at Friday's max-pain and found it, well, interesting:View attachment 299587
On December 1, 2016 -- the date of Spiegel's earlier infamous "Tesla is a Zero" presentation A small hedge fund manager threw shade at Tesla's Elon Musk at a private conference and said the stock was going to zero -- the SP was $181.88 at the close.
So anyone dumb enough to follow his thesis at the "Spiegel bottom" and hold through today has already incurred a loss of 66.5%, plus interest, in about 18 months. I wonder if anyone in the financial press will report that statistic.
In any case, I like his odds of his "Tesla is a Zero" short thesis resulting in an greater loss over the next 18 months.
Wow!
Btw, for us TSLA holders in Europe the US$ - Euro rate was finally nice to us last weeks.
( improving more than 3 cents after losing 20 cents over the past year :-( )
Just for fun, I looked at Friday's max-pain and found it, well, interesting:View attachment 299587
Don't know why Mark Spiegel is getting so much attention. His Stanphyl capital hedge fund seems small. Couodn't find any oublished financials.
10-Q reveals Tesla's liquidity position even worse than expected... 882.5M in cash overseas (China, Europe, Norway). Drops down to 1783M in cash in the US, only 800M when you take out customer deposits.
Accounts payable is 1.8B.
Cracking down on contractors. Imposing harsh restrictions on suppliers. Insisting that every 1M+ expense be approved by the CEO. An ominous "reorganizing, restructure of the company" coming this month. Delaying their debt payments.
Tesla could be facing a liquidity crisis right now.
I think they are both from the same planet originally.That would be so awesome if he was dating Grimes. I'm a big fan of both.
Because he is short Tesla and anything Tesla does is big news. Some one breaks a jaw in a factory and is national news.Don't know why Mark Spiegel is getting so much attention. His Stanphyl capital hedge fund seems small. Couodn't find any oublished financials. The ones I can find all uses % when talking about numbers so I can never figure out the net dollar amount. so he can be shorting imaginary sharrs for all we know.
I wonder if Elon will keep buying TSLA. The stock sure is deeply undervalued, and this move sends a decisive signal to the market.
This is also similar to the company buying back its own shares, which I believe would be a wise move at $300. The benefit to surviving shareholders is, although not exactly the same, highly similar and beneficial.
Great move, Elon.
Sort of a double edge sword. Elon tweets to 21 million followers and gets press. Anyone tweets about Elon and gets press. The upside is free marketing the downside is the marketing is not controlled like broadcast marketing. It worked out for Trump. Probably 2/3’s of coverage was negative, but coverage was constant. Not the only reason he won, there were many, but it didn’t hurt.Because he is short Tesla and anything Tesla does is big news. Some one breaks a jaw in a factory and is national news.
I believe this is what's going to happen. Elon will continue to buy throughout May or until the price is where he thinks it should be.It would be funny if him or some of his allies keep purchasing a small amount of the stock every day for several weeks in a row... I'd love to see the reaction from shorts...
I think they are both from the same planet originally.
Yes i can, and i did, here this one:U cannot buy options premarket.
Yes i can, and i did, here this one:
This website doesn't compute correctly before market open. Check back at open, and max pain should be around 300.
Navin is right in that it's not a call option, but a structured derivative product with a lever of 6.5 and a fixed knock-out level. I'm not entirely sure, but i think most (or all?) of those derivative stuff is not available for US retail investors. Nice trade anyway.