So since you knew that, you sold all at peak and are just now starting to rebuy. right?
hmmm, about that....
Wish I had acted purely logically devoid of all emotions after the tweet, but no, I jumped in both feet after Elon's going private tweet.
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hmmm, about that....
Wish I had acted purely logically devoid of all emotions after the tweet, but no, I jumped in both feet after Elon's going private tweet.
Causalien
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Hard data release of Q2 saw the stock priced at $330.
Emotional roller coaster saw the stop jump to 380 and back down to $310. Logically these two prices are mis-pricing by the market without data. Stability between the two should be around 342.
I also fell for the emotional roller coaster and tried to arb trade the 420 buyout price. Another lesson reinforced.
Why are people only talking about these two teardown studies? Did everyone forget about the German teardown study that found that the Model 3 they tore down would cost $28k in volumes of 10k per week? A figure that when asked about it, Musk said was spot on?
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Not much, and there are two reasons for that.
First, when they execute very well, there's little to write FUD about.
Second, they're not a public company, so there are no shorts to profit from the FUD.
There is, however, plenty. Headlines like "SpaceX fails to recover Falcon 9", when it was just an attempt to recover the fairing, and the booster was an old, re-used one that they didn't care about recovering. When did you ever see "ULA fails to recover brand new Delta 4 Heavy"? Or the FUD when that defense satellite failed to disengage.
shlokavica22
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There is no doubt about that. This is the end game for the shorts- now or never.
However, I think that in this case the shorts have accomplices- longs that are going to be part of the deal. Until the deal is proposed/voted, it is in their best interest to keep the price low.
Thanks Karen. Sounds sustainably profitable to me.
Once I reached 1000 shares I told myself I was done accumulating TSLA. But this dip and this arbitrage opportunity broke down that wall. I just added 150 more shares. At the moment I’m thinking “F U NYT!” However, by this time next month I hope to be thanking that rag for padding my bank account.
Sandy made many guesses. Without accounting data the accuracy is poor.
Me too. I am up to 800 now. I don't want any more or I wont sleep at night!
Furthermore, the German study actually did lab tests on the batteries.
larmor
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There are a significant number of Bay Area startups with vaporware on AI driving and have gotten funding...
Tesla all ready has all the data.
The only curious thing is taking the company private with high volume production of cars batteries and solar panels with projected net positive profit. someone is going to lock in and income stream for the next 5 to 10 years.
And the people who make the majority of the world's oil are going to do it and control the energy paradigm. Unless some other car company or battery manufacturer has a large assembly plant for batteries that they can make in the next couple years.
Look at the VINs, they bulk shipped a group of cars to pre-stage them and even out distribution.
Norway has been doing great this year.
Tesla’s sales in Norway surge as it stabilizes monthly deliveries after issues
Was it per year or per week? I honestly don't remember, but even Elon said it needed to be 5k/wk before the base model would make money.
I just tweeted too. I think getting a message on the front page to send notes of encouragement to him would be a great idea.
That Elon spoke to the New York Times is very interesting. He has open invitations from pro-Tesla reporters, bloggers, and podcasts that he’s responded “open to it at some point” but has not yet been interviewed. And plenty of other outlets and journalists (including some he’s spoken to before) he could have gone to for a balanced article. From his comments on conference calls and his tweets, he does keep up with what’s written (mainstream and financial) about Tesla and who writes it. In the Ashlee Vance book, Elon seemed very cautious and paranoid even letting his friends and colleagues be interviewed. So it just seems out of character he would “walk into the enemy camp”. A dumb mistake or just part of a brilliant long-game plan?
Give it to me then please I will sleep with a happy smile on my face.
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