Kolek planning to go pro
If Musk steps down as Twitter CEO, the short term rip in TSLA is gonna melt some shorts faces off.
Third quarter growth revised upward to 3.2%. The stock market is displeased.
looks like time to buy some more tesla at $125!! big buy rating- average target price of $270 with a high ceiling of around $450 i don't care if he tweets out his back side, numbers are numbers
You should probably read the news. Elon is in full meltdown and can't get out of his own way.
looks like time to buy some more tesla at $125!!
Musk says he's done selling stock ... but has bleak outlook for economy and industryhttps://seekingalpha.com/news/3920147-tesla-up-2-afterhours-as-ceo-elon-musk-says-he-will-pause-his-share-sales-for-two-years?mailingid=30066724&messageid=portfolio&serial=30066724.2950&utm_campaign=nl-portfolio&utm_content=portfolio_digest&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&utm_term=30066724.2950Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said on Thursday he will not sell any more Tesla stock for about two years.While speaking in a Twitter Spaces audio chat, Musk said he expects economy to be in "serious recession" in 2023, reducing demand.His comments came after a Tesla stock sell-off deepened on Thursday over worries about softening demand for electric cars and Musk's distraction with Twitter and his stock sales."I won't sell stock until I don't know probably two years from now. Definitely not next year under any circumstances and probably not the year thereafter," Musk said.
More TSLA, eh?How much are you in the hole on your existing shares?
just saw this-been practicing "social distancing" from scoop yes it is, but at $12, with their cash on hand and 600% increase in bookings over past few days and 200% over same time span 2019, they are going to be ok. this was a $50 stock last year. i'll take $35-40 thank you
Musk says he's done selling stock ... but has bleak outlook for economy and industry"I won't sell stock until I don't know probably two years from now. Definitely not next year under any circumstances and probably not the year thereafter," Musk said.[/i]
time to dollar cost average back up. original buy in at 185. i'm not worried, good company and product. glad to have buying opportunity.
Cathie Wood’s Ark takes a stake in GM for the first timehttps://www.cnbc.com/2022/05/10/cathie-woods-ark-invests-in-gm-for-the-first-time.htmlOne week later...GM and Ford Get Double Downgrades to Sell. Wells Fargo Sours on EVs.https://www.barrons.com/articles/gm-ford-stock-downgrades-51652360514The investigative stories about her investing process being basically "that sounds neat-o!" and having absolutely no portfolio risk measures are frightening if you are an investor with her.
I don't think you understand dollar cost averaging. 125 < 185. You are not dollar cost averaging UP.Only down another 1.7% today, so things are looking up?
ok, maybe not dollar cost averaging in the traditional sense of the word, but using the low price as a buying opportunity to offset the losses created from the 185 basis, planning on keeping the investment alive and most likely positive going forward...i believe you know what i meant, but whatever. is there ever a civil moment with you people??
I wish you good fortune with TSLA, and with all of your other investments.
He knew, he was just being pedantic. You're hoping to DCA upwards, but you're DCAing downwards.Honestly, nothing wrong with that if you believe in the investment long term.
basing my guarded faith on a few different analyst sites, market watch, seeking alpha, wall street journal... ranks as a buy/moderate buy, but this rating goes up the more the pps goes down. i've seen the average price targets $272.50-450. twitter really has no affect here despite people being vocal against musk. beware of the "red herring approach"; numbers are numbers. probably the shorties at work. when they roll out the big rig, if there is any sense of that product being up to standards and an affordable alternative, look out. revenue estimates range from $96 bil-137B with an avg estimate sales growth of 38%. a lot of numbers can be dissected to prove or disprove a stance. yes, many of the traditional auto companies are hot on tesla heels, but my understanding is they are putting too many eggs into that basket too quickly and taking their eyes off of what got them here. despite what many people may want(all electric) we just aren't ready. once the consumer feels ev is a viable/reliable AND affordable alternative, you will see the shift but it's going to be gradual if it happens. next up? hydrogen fuel cells? H + O2 =water + electricity + heat