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Every $ above $360 some big player is losing $5.6M. That's quite the incentive to keep the price down.
Is this different from any large call option underwriting risk for a market maker?
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Every $ above $360 some big player is losing $5.6M. That's quite the incentive to keep the price down.
Really? The Real News has been fast and furious. Not everyone responds within the heartbeat of news being issued. Real news is taking time to settle it and as investors digest the Real News for a change rather than the bombardment of FUD the last several months, the outlook on Tesla is slowly changing and the stock price is rising.With the SP at it's current level..and the lack of any real news..and with EM buying more shares....well my interest is peaked enough I am going to load up some more powder.
I'm thinking a small pullback tomorrow..I load up some more shares and ride baby ride!
This doesn't sound very likely or else Elon would be in trouble for insider trading rules violation as he bought the share with material non public information.News of the Boring Company Chicago deal was just covered by the AP. I see this as a positive for the stock tomorrow. I can imagine Jonas asking Elon about future demand from Boring Company as a revenue generator for Tesla, next conference call.
As an aside, I am getting a better picture now of why Elon doesn’t like moats. I mean, duh, He is literally drilling tunnels to get around.
Edit: imagine if Boring Company agrees to a 10 figure contract with Tesla to manufacture pods for use in LA Chicago and the East Coast. And we all know Elon has no problem raising funds for Boring Company, he raised 8 figures selling toys lol. Elon is as good a comedian as he is an innovator.
This doesn't sound very likely or else Elon would be in trouble for insider trading rules violation as he bought the share with material non public information.
Wait, when was the boring company deal announced?
17.5M purchase
Boring: What if he accidentally discovers a pool of oil? (Not an underground storage.)
Private: This whole discussion bothers me. I want the stock to remain in my hands as long as possible.
so no more of this?A lot of TMC posters here are getting smug with the recent TSLA gains. This should not give us bragging rights. Let's keep our own $ entry points to ourselves. As with Elon's recent investment, it is all relative to the big picture, and without knowing someone's total wealth, their TSLA position tells very little.
I've said it many times before, as a daily researcher of Tesla for 5 1/2 years and now a proud owner, IMHO Tesla will continue to exceed all my expectations, however it does not come without risk, and TSLA will always be highly volatile. IMHO Elon will hit all the triggers in securing his payday of X10 times the current SP, however the vast majority of of TSLA shareholders (those that jump in and out of this stock thinking they can time the market) will lose money on TSLA during the next ten years. Cheers to the longs!
EDIT: I wrote this to myself. Daniel, if you ever think about selling even a single TSLA share, read this first!
17.5M purchase
something is up..….IMO
Consider withdrawing your commentDon’t you have one foot in the grave already? Why are the stocks even in your name, they should be in your wife’s name. She’s about to have a gazillion dollars wirth of student debt.
No major deal between Tesla and Boring Company exists at this point, we’re talking next year. But the writing is on the wall.
Consider withdrawing your comment
Not a purchase. Just an execution of options.
Not a purchase. Just an execution of options.
No, at least not as I understand it. Tesla bought a hedge contract from someone that is pretty much equivalent to having bought calls at a particular strike. I assume the funny non-round price quoted above is actually the strike plus time value, just as if they were bought on the open market. This contract ... damn, I can't find the details that someone posted just a day or two ago ... anyway, for $359.xx they can get shares from someone, effectively acting as the market maker, and give them to bondholders in lieu of paying back the debt. So whoever that counterparty is, the higher the stock price, the more they are losing on the hedge. The question left in my mind is, does the counterparty already have shares to deliver? Or is part of the hedge deal that Tesla issues new stock and take the current market value in payment? The former could remove supply of shares, tightening any short squeeze. The latter would basically turn the capital from the bonds into an investment, which would be dilutive in the sense that there would be more shares on the market, but actually at a significant profit to Tesla as the price would be higher than paying out the bonds (and any future interest coupons not yet paid), so it would actually increase the cash value of Tesla more than the dilution.Is this different from any large call option underwriting risk for a market maker?
All that was known "Except the boring company news" in the last few weeks.Really? The Real News has been fast and furious. Not everyone responds within the heartbeat of news being issued. Real news is taking time to settle it and as investors digest the Real News for a change rather than the bombardment of FUD the last several months, the outlook on Tesla is slowly changing and the stock price is rising.
Recent Real News:
- Chicago Boring Deal (I know, not Tesla) adds credibility to Elon and, yes to Tesla, essentially a buy-in by big Government (I counted 50 sixteen passenger vehicles in the promo material artist rendering. Who do you think TBC will go to to manufacture these, VW?)
- 9% layoff of Staff. Needed to assure profitability.
- Quarterly meeting advised China Gigafactory was imminent.
- Quarterly meeting advising Tesla is still on target for 5,000M3/week.
Need I go on? Because I can.
Don’t you have one foot in the grave already? Why are the stocks even in your name, they should be in your wife’s name. She’s about to have a gazillion dollars wirth of student debt.