sleepyhead
Active Member
Just food for thought but if the stock was priced at $146 before earnings, then why would it be a good idea to sell at $154 after earnings?
Just my personal opinion but if you want to stay invested in TSLA then stop trying to time the stock. Buy and hold and enjoy the ride. I think there might be more momentum for the stock to go to $180, but on the flip side I can't see the stock falling below $146 in the near future. That is a risk/reward scenario that I am comfortable with and will stay invested.
If you are thinking of selling at $154 only to buy back at $140 then don't do this. If you are thinking of doing this, but at the same time have a stop loss order in case the stock price sours then you are a "pig and you are going to get slaughtered."
If you invest in a company that you firmly believe in and believe that there is room for the stock to run then buy some shares. If the price goes down then buy even more. Dollar cost average all the way down, since you know TSLA will come back eventually. Putting in stop loss orders is just another way of buying high and selling low.
That is how I invest and have had success recently. I buy a company that looks like a good investment to me and then buy even more if the price continues to fall. This requires patience and a strong will to stick to your strategy no matter what. In the end you will be rewarded handsomely for sticking to this strategy.
Therefore, don't sell your TSLA today. If it goes down then buy some more before it takes off for good.
My favorite Warren Buffett quote, "We simply attempt to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy only when others are fearful."
Just my personal opinion but if you want to stay invested in TSLA then stop trying to time the stock. Buy and hold and enjoy the ride. I think there might be more momentum for the stock to go to $180, but on the flip side I can't see the stock falling below $146 in the near future. That is a risk/reward scenario that I am comfortable with and will stay invested.
If you are thinking of selling at $154 only to buy back at $140 then don't do this. If you are thinking of doing this, but at the same time have a stop loss order in case the stock price sours then you are a "pig and you are going to get slaughtered."
If you invest in a company that you firmly believe in and believe that there is room for the stock to run then buy some shares. If the price goes down then buy even more. Dollar cost average all the way down, since you know TSLA will come back eventually. Putting in stop loss orders is just another way of buying high and selling low.
That is how I invest and have had success recently. I buy a company that looks like a good investment to me and then buy even more if the price continues to fall. This requires patience and a strong will to stick to your strategy no matter what. In the end you will be rewarded handsomely for sticking to this strategy.
Therefore, don't sell your TSLA today. If it goes down then buy some more before it takes off for good.
My favorite Warren Buffett quote, "We simply attempt to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy only when others are fearful."