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$TSLA Pump or die $TSLA $TESLA$TSLA If we don't jump anytime we will fall deep in to the low $200 and maybe even to $150 in next couple weeks. Earnings result went in the price in the open markt, pre-market it did hold very well like my last post about $TSLA. A lot of downside energy is being made, pump or die $TSLA. You can consider short positions if we fail to jump on Friday. Maximum target could be around $150. It's crazy if you think that we are at the prices of 2017 back again, and maybe even go to 2016/15 prices. The company did way more innovations than you would think if you see the price.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by void_491
TSLA Is model 3 what investors are looking for?Is model 3 what investors are looking for? Definitely NO! Investors aren't fed up with Musk and his tweets, neither about his promises or SEC controversy. In fact, smart investors are waiting for revenue, to start being a profitable company, unfortunately, is taking too long. However, model 3 looks nice and cheap for a standard range car, but the narrative isn't about a cheaper car, delivery or whatsoever. People and Industry need a new way of thinking about electric cars. My targets are clear and intact, so I'll wait for the last one which is around 213.10 to reckoning a buying option (just if we see any). Learn how to beat the market as Professional Trader with a Prop Trader! Be part of an Elite Trading Group or get The Best Advice through our New Daily Market Perspective. Have a Nice Trading Week! Cream Live Trading, Best Regards!
NASDAQ:TSLA
by wildcreamlife
TSLA Elliott Wave: Incoming Correction, But Long-Term BullishHi Folks, here is a basic Elliott wave of Tesla's rise over the last five years. This is a nice, healthy, and evenly distributed 1-3-5 pattern, and we are currently in the ABC (or ABCDE) corrective wave. Basic structure resistance in the low 200's could be a great buy opportunity for your long-term portfolio to hold and appreciate over the next several years, but watch out for the continuation of the corrective wave over the next 6 months. For all the Musk haters, and people who say TSLA is going the way of the Dodo, that's just foolish. Musk always finds a way to get the job done and surprise critics and doubters. Institutional resistance to change in the traditional automotive market is predictably persistent. It takes decades for technological change to take root and overthrow an entire industry, there are countless historical examples of this, but just remember that 100 years ago or less, petroluem-fueled automobiles were NEW and available only to high society, UNTIL FORD came along and revolutionized mass-production. Still, it took several DECADES for the two-car household to emerge. Are there corollaries in the 20th century that can be applied to the future of this century? Hmmmm.. food for thought.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by Piptocurrency
Tesla the Tantalizing: SEC Settlement Likely Confirms RangeOn Friday evening, headlines screamed that Tesla (TSLA) CEO Elon Musk had reportedly made a surprisingly bold and extremely risky decision to fight charges of fraud by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). On Saturday, it looked like reason and rationality prevailed with an official announcement of a settlement deal issuing a slap on the wrist including a $40M fine (split between Musk and his company), resignation as chair of the TSLA board, two additional board members with no ties to Musk, and no admission or denial of guilt. On Friday, it looked like Musk was willing to take the company down in flames to preserve his ego. Now, it looks like TSLA is ready to rev higher again. This tantalizing volatility sits quite comfortably as of a 21-month trading range that is the stubborn breakout from the previous near 4-year trading range. After TSLA gapped down on the abrupt resignation of its CFO, I explained why I was finally done betting on TSLA although I was not going to sell into the panic. On Friday, I was of course relieved that I decided to sell those shares into the relief rally. Still, there are short-term trades available on TSLA as it continues to churn through its trading range(s). For example, I am still holding onto my old November 380/420 call spread as an outside bet that TSLA somehow attains the value its CEO thinks the company deserves. Obviously, time is running out on that position. In the wake of the SEC charges that drove Friday’s gap down and 13.9% loss, I covered a hedged short position and established a fresh set of hedged option plays. I expected more downside pressure with the outside possibility of a rapid decline through a series of gap downs. The settlement news makes the stock much more likely in the short-term to experience a relief rally right back to 50/200DMA resistance. My combination of far out of the money put, put spread, calendar put spread, and calendar call spread now looks overly weighted to the bearish side. Monday’s trading action will likely determine my next adjustments (I still do not want to own shares until after the company executes its next funding round). TSLA is churning and volatile, but its penchant for bouncing away from key resistance points and rebounding off key support levels makes the stock too tantalizing to resist. The volumes of commentary have also been a fascinating feature of TSLA’s latest drama. The SEC charges and then news that Musk turned down a settlement offer finally motivated pundits like Jim Cramer to come out and unequivocally expound upon the bearish case. Here is a brief clip of Cramer’s longer commentary. I also enjoyed the frantic reporting and the defense of a staunch TSLA bull who insisted on keeping his focus on the very long-term TSLA story. And then there was the less frantic and very measured reporting from James (Jim) Stewart of the New York Times. Stewart presented a clear and compelling case for Musk to settle with the SEC (good thing Musk apparently listened to people like Stewart!). In the SEC, Musk finally met his match. He was forced to back down a bit from his perch and his social media commentary will likely become a lot less colorful going forward. Still, I do not expect a lack of fireworks from Musk to translate to muted action in TSLA’s stock. The TSLA story remains a very divisive one with so many taking strong sides one way or the other. Both positive and negative news headlines should continue to generate strong reactions until TSLA’s future becomes clears up. Perhaps TSLA is no longer “$420 or bust,” but it is still “revolution or bust.” From SEC Chairman Jay Clayton: “This matter reaffirms an important principle embodied in our disclosure-based federal securities laws. Specifically, when companies and corporate insiders make statements, they must act responsibly, including endeavoring to ensure the statements are not false or misleading and do not omit information a reasonable investor would consider important in making an investment decision.” Be careful out there! Full disclosure: long TSLA put, put spreads, and calendar call spread
NASDAQ:TSLA
by drduru
TESLA - Dumping with Musk Stepping Down as Chairman?Elon Musk agreed Saturday to step down as chairman of Tesla and pay a $20 million fine in a deal to settle charges brought this week by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Credit: money.cnn.com We expect the price to continue falling with the recent news of Elon Musk stepping down as the chairman of Tesla. We are expecting price hit minimally around the 208 - 242 region with a potential to fall lower towards 178 and even 141 levels. *Disclaimer - This analysis alone DOES NOT warrant a buy or sell trade immediately. Before you enter any trade in the financial market, it is very important that you have a proper trading plan and risk management approach. The sharing of this idea is neither necessarily indicative of nor a guarantee of future performance or success.
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by KarYong
4
Long Term Ascending Triangle but Watch that Support!It's tough to imagine being anything but long-term bullish on Tesla. There's strong resistance at $400. May consider buying more if it ever breaks, but with the recent news that Tesla will remain public, it could be a while before that happens. Until then, I may buy on dips, but don't expect any huge short term gains. I'm in it for the Tesla mission. However there's always that chance that it breaks early and we can start talking about TSLA at $4000 in a few years. The only reason we're not seeing exponential growth already, is because fossil fuel shorts. They don't care if they lose money shorting Tesla. As long as they get to keep their pundits in the media, spreading FUD, their mission is accomplished. They know their days are numbered, but they're still cashing in while they can at everyone else's expense. If you're smart, you can see through the bullshit and noise. Will be keeping a close eye on that ~$290 support. If it breaks below in a big way, that will become the new resistance. If that happens, the planet loses, we all lose.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by rbownb
3
The Tesla Beasrs are really getting desperate. It's hard not to see Tesla's recent dip in price as a classic example of the market following a short term narrative that is a measure of our feelings and reactions instead of a measure of a companies true long term value potential. So Tesla hit the 5000 units per week that everyone said they wouldn't so the bears/shorts/fossil fuel proponents and general haters response was to go on a negative media blitz with all kinds of comical criticism, like Elon was yelling a lot on the factory floor. Or they had to pull works off the S and X lines (even though those line still hit their goal) or they say that production might drop to 4500 in July. Or they don't like that there was an innovative tent assembly line, or lot's of people were working over time. The argument that they can't make any more is about viability, they can't deny Teslas ability to mass produce these vehicles. Even if it does drop to 4000/units in July, what do you think August and September will be? hmmm, probably at least 5000/units. Now is it profitable? well Tesla reports a gross 20% margin, do you think they are lying to the SEC? that's quite the claim to make, any evidence?? Third party firms also agree the model 3 vehicle probably has a 20% gross margin. But there are still a lot of overhead costs eating up capital like building one of the largest structures known to man kind, that costs a little bit to do, but as they start producing more and more vehicles the 20% margin will start to create a larger and larger pool of cash to offset diminishing investments costs. The math here seems quite strong. Revenue goes up, expenses goes down, profit emerges. All though I am still pessimistic they they will report a net profit this year. What if they run out of money??? well share holders won't like it but they will be able to raise more money, production will increase, revenue will increase. Even if the debt is restructured, investors won't have the Giga factory chopped up and auctioned off. I think we've hit escape velocity.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by alexr451
5
Tesla Shortdon't mind my gibberish, is 4 personal follow up on trade strategy. too many fundamentals screaming for musk-pocalypse seekingalpha.com Problems Model 3 (production, model itself) Strongly shorted % of free float, shortvolume.com Order book only half full, reservations aren’t orders. Executive departures Cash burn rate & profitability, www.ft.com High level of corporate debt, ftalphaville.ft.com Raising equity: www.bloomberg.com Massive market cap vs EV new entrants 2018-2019: TSLA 50bn market cap vs Toyota 25bn, vw 84bn, bmw 57bn, audi 34bn, ford 45bn)
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by BC-Polar-Capital
Is Tesla a Cult Stock? Big Longs, Big Shorts, and New Money. . .Tesla as a company inspires controversy today just as its namesake scientist did many years ago. Is TSLA price supported by a cult-like following rallying around its futuristic visions and outspoken genius-billionaire Elon Musk? More importantly, what stock price makes sense for Tesla? There's no good answer; but based on fundamental factors alone (missed earnings, hazy forecasting, uncertain production and sales, dispute over what sectors the company operates in and what exactly the company "is" and "does," and the conundrum that poses for risk and profitability assessment), Tesla should be trading at much lower prices. The shorts seem to think so, with short interest in the stock weighing in at almost one-third of the tradable float. It's clear many believe Tesla price will fall as the company's visions don't come to fruition. A plummeting stock price would lead to a funding debacle for Tesla's varied projects. The scientist Nikola Tesla was driven to madness and ruin as big money left his projects to wither. Without the nutrition of capital for funding his innovations, Nikola's breakthrough ideas fell by the wayside and his business endeavors crumbled. Big money and big players conspired against Tesla the scientist and his gregarious futuristic ideals. Will Tesla the company suffer the same fate as Tesla the scientist? A lot of money is betting against the company and the fundamentals don't make sense. Is Tesla price being propped by investors who believe in Musk's vision and the revolutionary implications of his technologies, who will HODL no matter what the company's stock does? The top handful of holders of Tesla stock own about 50% of the value of the company, including Musk himself. Musk recently agreed to a desirable pay package, so F.U.D. speculation that Elon was heading for the exits seems to be just that - F.U.D. So we have a handful of believers HODL-ing half of Tesla stock, and big short interest - a third of the float - believing Tesla stock is headed down. Some analysts believe the stock will head higher, trigger a short squeeze, and catapult the stock price hundreds of dollars higher than it is now. Others believe Tesla's efforts span too much breadth across too many industries and the company will collapse, unable to raise money for its endeavors. Will Tesla the company persevere with its groundbreaking innovations in technologies spanning several industries and areas of life, squeezing the shorts and bringing value to shareholders and consumers alike? Or will Tesla the company go the way of Tesla the scientist, ostracized as the big money clears out, leaving big ideas to wither? Only time will tell. Initiative\activist investing can only go so far, but if things go right, they might go very right, not only in a business sense, but in a futuristic sense as well. Please like, follow, and share, and maybe we can have fun and do great things together. Thanks again! See it on the site: holsturr.com/category/markets/charts/ ** For speculative and research purposes only - good luck! **
NASDAQ:TSLA
by holsturr