racer26
Active Member
I have to imagine that 300 will be a harder nut to crack than 295 was. I imagine there is a fair number of weak longs willing to take that nice round number for an exit point.
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Same for me, I have not seen ads in years.
I don't plan on selling out completely. But I do want to diversify somewhat, and also have some funds in reserve, for buying when there's blood in the streets. Also I want to actually buy a Tesla at some point. I could buy a Model X with some of the profits from the last year, but it's not exactly a good investment. I have a lot to consider.
Wait....I'm pretty sure there are two more birds in the bushes.I vote we end the trading day now...
She got hired by Tesla at IR. Since then, the IR approach has, well, "changed" is the best description.I guess I have missed something. How did AJ influence the guidance?
I have to imagine that 300 will be a harder nut to crack than 295 was. I imagine there is a fair number of weak longs willing to take that nice round number for an exit point.
Good to play it safe. I have about 25% in Tesla so I'm being much more conservative... but then I'm also living off my investments already, so I have to be conservative to ensure that I have cash for living expenses. Those of you with well-paying jobs can be riskier with your investments.I ended up unloading a little at 294, getting rid of the gearing. First time I'm ungeared in approximately two years... It really took off in January/February 2016, culminating in buying in with everything I could throw at TSLA at 146, including the deposit for a Model X and a loan from my employer. Also the kitchen sink. It's paying off now.
I currently have 65% of my net worth in Tesla, so I am trying to play it almost-sorta safe. (My economist brother thinks I'm nuts.)
Whats the thinking on margin calls? I heard a 10 percent move in TSLA from previous close will force margin calls.
are you sure? I had to explicitely ask /tell Schwab I did NOT want my shares loaned to shorts/etc.
get an explicit answer
I'm currently looking at a great deal I spotted on a high-mileage S 90D. I'm under no illusions that its a bad investment, but there's an element of "I don't care, I've wanted one for 5 years already".
Broker discretion. If you're a real big-dog short they can and will phone you any time in the middle of the day and demand wire transfers within minutes!I don't see much covering at Fidelity. Maybe 50-70k shares.
I don't know what the timing on a margin call is though as I have never received one.
Eh. Its not really patience when it wasn't an option until just recently. A Model S (even a 3-4 year old used one with decent miles on it) is still in the ballpark of 100% of my annual salary. Its pretty crazy for me to be entertaining the idea of buying one.Heh... I paid for my Model S well before I started putting any of my freely-spendable cash in TSLA (before that, I was investing with IRA funds which I couldn't take out for over a decade)... priorities, I guess. I admire your patience.
When I'm visiting sites that I like, such as TMC, I'm sure to click on ads that are even remotely interesting... Like, that advertisement for the Alpha Romeo that I would never ever buy... Or the ads for the Nissan Titan that I would never ever buy.. You know, interesting things.I've been thinking about becoming a supporter. But since I don't block ads from this site, I can't help but wonder if I'm earning TMC more money with my nearly constant refreshing.