mekberg
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This. I slept on it, saw we had gotten an even greater discount, then added 20 this AM at $268.
Thanks for the psychiatric assessment, but I assure you this level has been my 'well, that's a steal' level for some time. And the company's stronger now than recently.
Ah, I see you're not one to be taken seriously. Thanks for the clarification.
jeewee3000
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Negative guys like you, duh.
ev-enthusiast
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SP reaction is way overblown.
If you are not prepared to catch a falling knife you will not catch anything.
Will add more at $260 and even more in the low $250s.
Even then I will keep some firewower to be prepared if SP drops even further.
Will start to reduce my long exposure starting at $360, $370.
I love buying low and selling high.
Thanks for the sale!
sundaymorning
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I couldn’t agree more. The China issue stated in the letter might of spooked some investors, but they have to realize we haven’t shipped Model 3 to that market yet. The S/X will continue to sell really well there dispute the tariffs because Tesla’s are reasonably priced, unlike the Mercedes S class which sells for $300k there. With Tesla the price action is always exaggerated, which scares off some investors. Once we show profits during Q3 earnings in 4 weeks the buyers will likely return.
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jeewee3000
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So you attack us directly by comparing us to a guy taking advantage of drunk girls and THEN you criticize us for commenting on it?
You just earned yourself another ignore.
sundaymorning
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Look at it this way guys, Goldman Sachs has one of the most bearish analyst on Tesla, and he’s pricing us at $220s when Tesla was spending like no tomorrow to expand Model 3 production. Now that production is falling into place, and the possibility of a profitable quarter is here (which no analyst has predicted so far), it’ll be a turning point in TSLA. Q3 numbers look really good right now, Q4 is about to be much better due to improved margins.
Indeed. I had addressed the substance of your stance earlier in that post. The comment directed at you personally was also needed. Ad hominem generally refers to attacking a person rather than their argument. Since 1) your argument was so easily refuted, and 2) your subsequent analogy reflects so poorly on you, I felt the need to address it.
We get that he is angry about the FUD and manipulation and even the SEC pushing the Shorts' agenda.
But a few snarky tweets are not going to help. If he wants to fight this injustice, he needs much more serious ammunition.
Does he have the means to prove the manipulation, bring some bad players to justice ?
That is the real question. If he doesn't, then blowing steam on twitter does not help.
But a few snarky tweets are not going to help. If he wants to fight this injustice, he needs much more serious ammunition.
Does he have the means to prove the manipulation, bring some bad players to justice ?
That is the real question. If he doesn't, then blowing steam on twitter does not help.
You can say that since you bought in when the SP was in low double digits. Would you feel the same way if 20%+ of your shares value had evaporated?
Bought more shares just now.
Ladies and gentlemen! We have a Fortune 500 company that grows at 30+% per annum and has a less than 2x multiplier ($6B+ in gross revenue this quarter, $25B annual vs $45B market cap).
This is going to snap back so hard. The only question is when.
Ladies and gentlemen! We have a Fortune 500 company that grows at 30+% per annum and has a less than 2x multiplier ($6B+ in gross revenue this quarter, $25B annual vs $45B market cap).
This is going to snap back so hard. The only question is when.
Obvious comment: 20% of his share's value evaporated regardless of what point he bought in at (assuming he bought in before recent highs, which he did).
As one whose average purchase price is now hovering around $100, meh.
mekberg
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Would only care if my timeline was short. But it's not so meh.
MTL_HABS1909
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I’m not convinced this drop wouldn’t have happened even without the tweets.
1) People who have given up on Musk
2) People who do not see a substantial enough profit (or a loss) in Q3.
3) People getting margin calls
4) People who think the market is dumb and are selling shares to leverage up on options.
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