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erthquake
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Did I just hear a clap of thunder?
TrendTrader007
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$TSLA a few more downgrades and we might be trading at $500 pretty soon
You was wrong!
Well, I was dead right up until 13:00... Happy to be so wrong!
Are Investors Ready for Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) Below $200 • Library for Smart Investors (LFSI)
Lol
I think the guy forgot a 0
Lol
I think the guy forgot a 0
TrendTrader007
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$TSLA as a MD I make accurate diagnoses and treat accordingly
These analysts have zero accountability and no malpractice liability?!!!
These analysts have zero accountability and no malpractice liability?!!!
erthquake
Active Member
Wouldn't it have been better to cover on the morning dip tomorrow? This felt more like someone was trying to get it above the ATH.
We've got no fear among the short sellers. It appears that Fidelity trick worked, and lowering interest rate resulted in whopping 687k shares borrowed, and presumably shorted (based on sample of the trading screen shots included below). It is quite impressive that all these extra shares for sale were just absorbed without visible impact on SP...
Waiting4M3
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If I remember correctly in Feb, 5 tradings before 2/22 ER (2/20 was holiday), TSLA also hit ATH on 2/14, there was then a brief dip of ~3-4% on Thur-Fri 2/16-17. I'm extremely happy with today's ATH but won't be surprised if we dip towards the end of the week
ValueAnalyst
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I'd be surprised, but short-term moves are difficult to predict, so I keep my eye on the long-term ball.
I'd be surprised because there's pent-up upward move on this stock. The SP hasn't priced in the "Gigafactories 3, 4, and possibly 5" announcement yet.
There's a limit to how much "they" can hold this stock down before you have some Chinese buyer scoop up 5% chunk of the company. Oh wait...
If you were going to short a stock, shorting a volatile stock at the ATH sort of makes sense - if you ignore momentum, good news, technicals and every other reason for the ATH.
I'll never understand the ones who were shorting at 180 at the bottom of a pullback.
I'll never understand the ones who were shorting at 180 at the bottom of a pullback.
Gerardf
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Very nice being at ATH, even at close. (although not in Euros for us here in Europe)
Was half expecting Curt's "Happy times are here again".
Was half expecting Curt's "Happy times are here again".
Price action:
On 9 February in the "You Called It" prediction thread, I gave year-end 2017's closing price of TSLA as $461-466, with apologies that I couldn't be more specific....
I remain quite comfortable with that, and will stick with it. However... I wouldn't be upset if we broach it. Were I to make the prediction today, my crystal ball would tell me we'll close the year at $488.
Link:Prediction Thread - "You Called It"
===>Just giving all of you the means to call out your Moderator, if ever that need arises<=====
On 9 February in the "You Called It" prediction thread, I gave year-end 2017's closing price of TSLA as $461-466, with apologies that I couldn't be more specific....
I remain quite comfortable with that, and will stick with it. However... I wouldn't be upset if we broach it. Were I to make the prediction today, my crystal ball would tell me we'll close the year at $488.
Link:Prediction Thread - "You Called It"
===>Just giving all of you the means to call out your Moderator, if ever that need arises<=====
AnneBoleyn
Anne Boleyn
I think the 500$ is far closer then most of you realise. TT007s colourful assertions seem brazen now, but I remember others thinking him outlandish last year when he said the stock would be trading at 300+ by 2017 when it had dropped to 180... those same people are wishing they'd bought in now!
I remember the days when SP was reaching $50 going into the Q1 2013 ER and was going back and forth, in my head, if I should sell, hold, or buy more. I had just started trading stocks after a year or so of investing on paper. Was a total noob and sold some of my holdings.
This go around is different. My position in TSLA is far greater. My understanding of the market is far greater (relatively speaking). My risk tolerance is far greater (though probably just due to slowly acquiring more and more TSLA over the years since then). There's NO chance I'm selling any of my holdings this time. Given capital limitations, I started learning about the options market. Now I have some LEAPs to add to my TSLA holdings.
The single most important bit of information that initially drove me to invest in TSLA was their plans to build out a "Supercharger" (charging) network. This told me they were serious about taking on EV ownership holistically. The map back then was vastly different compared to today. The new supercharger plan again tells me they are attacking the one major hurdle left for EV ownership, apartment/condo dwellers with no garage. I can't wait for the days we replace the word "gas station" with "supercharger."
This go around is different. My position in TSLA is far greater. My understanding of the market is far greater (relatively speaking). My risk tolerance is far greater (though probably just due to slowly acquiring more and more TSLA over the years since then). There's NO chance I'm selling any of my holdings this time. Given capital limitations, I started learning about the options market. Now I have some LEAPs to add to my TSLA holdings.
The single most important bit of information that initially drove me to invest in TSLA was their plans to build out a "Supercharger" (charging) network. This told me they were serious about taking on EV ownership holistically. The map back then was vastly different compared to today. The new supercharger plan again tells me they are attacking the one major hurdle left for EV ownership, apartment/condo dwellers with no garage. I can't wait for the days we replace the word "gas station" with "supercharger."
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