Ha Ha .....Jade Helm...that was a funny one.Thank you for the explanation. It sounds like the Tesla equivalent of Jade Helm or the child trafficking ring under a pizza parlor
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Ha Ha .....Jade Helm...that was a funny one.Thank you for the explanation. It sounds like the Tesla equivalent of Jade Helm or the child trafficking ring under a pizza parlor
Will Energy make a big splash onto 2019 revenue, according to you? They're cell limited. Let's be realistic. I'm sure they could find demand for 5x or 10x the sales they achieve today if they only had product on the shelfs. It's extremely say, your own cell factory that's the biggest in the world, S/X stick to imported cells as since 2012. And then still run short on cells even with barely growing Energy deliveries in a market that's totally hot for it.Seriously? Thats like amazon shareholders ignoring AWS when it was starting out.
taking profits. now that there is news that SP might risePossibly, but they are deep in the money, so I’m not surprised. It happens. Hang in there!
I was just assigned 2 of 3 outstanding sold puts. They were for Aug 2019 $350 and Jan 2021 $420 strike. Attempts to force margin calls?
shorts won’t believe it.there is still a month to prove it. They can find sth else to attack again.I'm really surprised it's not up more - not just because of the 90k guidance in the e-mail, but more that the production target for 7k/week Model 3 is now end of Q2 instead of end of the year in the most recent guidance.
I'm really surprised it's not up more - not just because of the 90k guidance in the e-mail, but more that the production target for 7k/week Model 3 is now end of Q2 instead of end of the year in the most recent guidance.
Put sellers are taking profits. Its a sign that at least some bears may think the bottom is near. It would actually be a semi-bullish thing if it were happening across the board and not just to one person.
One puts go that deep in the money, there isn't much time value left, and it may actually have been optimal (after transaction costs) to assign the put and sell the shares. Some brokers don't charge of put assigning but do charge a lot more for option sales than stock sales.That’s interesting since they could’ve just sold the puts. I guess MM bought your puts so they don’t care about time value, just to milk retail traders
Let's be fair, a significant part of the Q2 sales will be from Q1 demand put on a vessel too late.Other than analyst speculation, what are you referring to? Deliveries will increase this quarter.
FOLKS: Unless you are prepared to buy the underlying shares at the indicated strike price, NEVER, EVER SELL PUTS. It's a recipe for financial disaster.Put sellers are taking profits. Its a sign that at least some bears may think the bottom is near. It would actually be a semi-bullish thing if it were happening across the board and not just to one person.
I have no idea where the SP will go from here, but thanks to everyone on this board who enabled me (by confirming the new Musk email) to buy more TSLA this morning at a 5% discount to the price once the main media reported it.
The hundreds of hours of time I’ve spent reading this forum just paid off.
What's the deal with Elon and a margin call? The guy who has billions in TSLA options is buying TSLA stock on margin? I don't get it.
FOLKS: Unless you are prepared to buy the underlying shares at the indicated strike price, NEVER, EVER SELL PUTS. It's a recipe for financial disaster.
It's not just theoretically BS - it was confirmed as BS during the capital raise. It was premised on Elon having borrowed over a billion dollars, when it turns out he's only borrowed a bit over half that.
It's also premised on Elon being required (for no reason whatsoever) to borrow no more than 15% of his shares that back his loans - half the maximum. And that he can't go to a higher percentage (why? no reason at all).
It's also premised on Elon not being able to back loans with any of his private corporate holdings (such as SpaceX).
It's also premised on the notion that even if something suggesting a margin call were going to happen, that Tesla's board would prefer Musk to dump stock on the open market and hurt the SP rather than just simply... you know... raising the maximum amount of his shares that they'll let him use to back his loans.
It's also premised on the notion that Musk would rather dump shares than sell personal assets.
It's a short fantasy with no bearing in reality whatsoever.
Not that much.Don't forget that increased production increases margin due to amortized fixed costs of manufacturing. And that it is the last cars (sold) off the line that generate the bottom line profit.