Boy. Quite the obstacle at 870
Yep, 870 seems to be the battle line for now.
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Boy. Quite the obstacle at 870
Your brain's working fine. There's a formula that skipped a row in my worksheet, thanks for pointing that out.@Artful Dodger
my brain is hurting a bit
lines 4&5 _both_ say 2020/9/18
but have wildly different volume numbers.
NASDAQ posts the daily-volume-thru- 4pm with there Advanced Chart page, data is final by 4:17 pm (delayed data). Unfortunately, the is no archive of the 4 pm data. The following day when the chart updates, that 4 pm Vol info is lost forever unless you record. it.i’ve been going over my numbers i download from nasdaq and some are the same as yours, but some differ occasionally subtly.
i’m suspicious of my data suddenly.
plus where do you get both the 4pm EDGAR and 10pm nasdaq final please
Sure, experiment with charts and graphs. Visualization is a powerful tool.i’m wondering if there would be a divergence of graphs if i separated the 2 out and did a few visuals
My database goes back to May 2015, so you've got me beat there. I do notice that all the parameters changed on Jan 30, 2020 when Citidel announced coverage of TSLA. That's when the epic naked shorting began.i also noticed the nasdaq i download from only goes back exactly 10 years, which they define as “maximum” although my data goes a few more years further back.
any help please
thanks
Nicely done. Let me try now...Boy. Quite the obstacle at 870
Itay Michaeli of Citigroup expects TSLA to earn $1.89 in Q3 and has a price target of $200.
At his price target this would give TSLA a current PE of 26.
Citigroup is apparently fine with this.
This battery video sure deserves an animation (part of what I used to do in Visual Manufacturing). It's really only about 5-10 min of content. His presentation is identical to me sitting down with the "Subject Matter Expert" typically for 1 hr. Someone is doing this somewhere I bet... or should. The Learning Efficiency improvement could save humanity millions of hours long-term - go ahead, laugh. Batteries are so fundamental. And it's pretty clear to me that Tesla wants this knowledge out there. I give it 1 week, and we'll see it on YouTube. Just not my gig anymore - I'm a Pedalsmith now, new career path.As @Singuy states, the show and tell is the first 48min.
If you don't have 48 min, do what I did.
I put the video on 2x speed and advanced 5 seconds (hitting the right arrow on the keyboard) often right after the presenter made his main point. There is a lot of Q&A going on with 2 other participants on the video. I watched the first 48min this way and completed it in 7 min.
Even with this 7 min version, I found this video very worthwhile.
You wouldn't have understood karpathy at 1.5x speed as his usual talking speed is already 2x.This battery video sure deserves an animation (part of what I used to do in Visual Manufacturing). It's really only about 5-10 min of content. His presentation is identical to me sitting down with the "Subject Matter Expert" typically for 1 hr. Someone is doing this somewhere I bet... or should. The Learning Efficiency improvement could save humanity millions of hours long-term - go ahead, laugh. Batteries are so fundamental. And it's pretty clear to me that Tesla wants this knowledge out there. I give it 1 week, and we'll see it on YouTube. Just not my gig anymore - I'm a Pedalsmith now, new career path.
OT... I listened to that video at 1.5x speed, and the whole time I thought Karpathy was the speaker. Same voice, lol. I could not figure out why the AI guy was explaining the 4680 Assy process. So what happens when we slow down Karpathy? Sounds like this guy? In theory...
You're clearly not a savvy Wall Street investor, no one expects a retail investor to comprehend such complexities. Try not to feel too bad.Itay Michaeli of Citigroup expects TSLA to earn $1.89 in Q3 and has a price target of $200.
At his price target this would give TSLA a current PE of 26.
Citigroup is apparently fine with this.
Good advice. My problem is I’m paying too close attention to my share count and wanting to keep it at a nice round number, so I won’t even part with 1 share. I feel like a dragon trying to hoard precious gems and gold!I know it's difficult but it's really for the better the less you pay attention to THO$E digits in your portfolio (because they are subject to irrational fluctuations). The important digits are the ones that tell you how many shares you own.
They almost seem to be running out of “gas”…
Itay Michaeli of Citigroup expects TSLA to earn $1.89 in Q3 and has a price target of $200.
At his price target this would give TSLA a current PE of 26.
Citigroup is apparently fine with this.
TMC Investors Forum... where subtle brags aren't so subtle.6-figure daily swings in my account are cool and all, but where's my Plaid Model X