InTheShadows
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For the technical people. What does the tight upward channel mean on the daily chart? There is almost no volatility in the climb.
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Short-Term TSLA Price Movements - 2013
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FredTMC
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Im no expert, but seems like someone wanted in with a larger size position.
sp4rk
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Curious, not complaining, any one any idea why the Yahoo chart at the bottom of these pages is saying N/A for last trade. Seems like a simple enough plug in?
Mario Kadastik
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Says the proper price for me right now. I think it fluctuates as I've seen the N/A too at times.
Citizen-T
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Mario Kadastik
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No news except the SA article that titles that Tesla will go higher according to Elon Musk and Tesla is trading on volume 7.3M so far and up 6%. For sure people are panic buying back in to gain from ER 
Good to see that the sentiment seems positive on the ER.
Good to see that the sentiment seems positive on the ER.I got back into TSLA in the mid-150s last week. Though I wasn't expecting the rocket we're seeing now, I have to admit that it is a welcome surprise the day before earnings.
Based off today's price action, I expect TSLA to finish below 170, say around 168. Tomorrow will be tricky however. Originally, I was thinking that being around 180 before earnings would be a bad thing as being at 180+ could be seen as having earnings expectations priced in and any "miss" interpreted by the street would spark a bloodbath. However, reports of Tesla ramping up production surfaced over the weekend and now that it's being discussed here and if Tesla features the ramp up during the conference call and actually guides higher, being in the 180s should be no issue.
I do expect to see some selling off/profit taking throughout the day tomorrow prior to earnings. If we do see TSLA rocketing tomorrow, a part of me is still a little weary of the price action after hours and we might get AAPL'd no matter how good earnings is. But since we're getting indications of possibly higher guidance, we'll be just fine this time Wednesday.
Based off today's price action, I expect TSLA to finish below 170, say around 168. Tomorrow will be tricky however. Originally, I was thinking that being around 180 before earnings would be a bad thing as being at 180+ could be seen as having earnings expectations priced in and any "miss" interpreted by the street would spark a bloodbath. However, reports of Tesla ramping up production surfaced over the weekend and now that it's being discussed here and if Tesla features the ramp up during the conference call and actually guides higher, being in the 180s should be no issue.
I do expect to see some selling off/profit taking throughout the day tomorrow prior to earnings. If we do see TSLA rocketing tomorrow, a part of me is still a little weary of the price action after hours and we might get AAPL'd no matter how good earnings is. But since we're getting indications of possibly higher guidance, we'll be just fine this time Wednesday.
Andrea James on $TSLA at Bloomberg:
http://www.bloomberg.com/video/why-...-tesla-HGfMeJozSFOmquq9~7_Byw.html?cmpid=yhoo
Sigh the bloomberg reporter still requoting Elon about $TSLA's high stock price.
http://www.bloomberg.com/video/why-...-tesla-HGfMeJozSFOmquq9~7_Byw.html?cmpid=yhoo
Sigh the bloomberg reporter still requoting Elon about $TSLA's high stock price.
I suspect the "buy on the rumor" kind. However, I think tomorrow might be still be a good day to buy as I expect to see some selling tomorrow as some might get a little nervous prior to earnings.
Yahoo has a front-end that routes to numerous back-ends. Every now and then one of those back-end servers will choke and either not be able to get the stock quotes or something else will go wrong (eg. I keep my portfolio there for research purposes, and the server won't be able to find my portfolio). A "reload" will, with high probability, fix it. Google does a smarter thing, they send search queries to multiple machines, and check that they all return the same answers; if any one doesn't, they know it needs a reboot.
Citizen-T
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Volume has dropped down quite a bit. Looks like everyone is waiting to see if the bulls can break the 50-day.
CyberDutchie
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Well, if they did, it would be too obvious that they know something we don't know. :wink:
InTheShadows
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On my chart the 20d sma looks to be around 172. Could the be another resistance point to break?
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