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Just under $360 is my TA based target. They have money but not as solvent as some and independent ratings have them rated as a hold.
Realize I don't trade stock much however enjoy profiling and testing my system using markets of any sort. My win/loss ratio avg. a little over
80/20 so that's the odds I give TLSA of hitting the target I mentioned. This probably isn't much help but just a take as you do your own DD.
I have the highest possible admiration for Tesla, but ultra high expectations have already been built into the stock. It's a gamble.
What do you guys think? PE ratios are horrid, but they are innovative.
I'd like them to actually sell a product for more than it costs to produce.
I have the highest possible admiration for Tesla, but ultra high expectations have already been built into the stock. It's a gamble.
I believe many feel that way about the indexes as a whole but all things considered I think they are wrong as far as buying TLSA it is
likely going to rise with the rest until S$P tops out. There is so much additional money sitting in the currency exchange working it's
way to US markets, an unbelievable amt.
TSLA stock a buy?
I would say follow your investment methods or system. No one can really give you that answer which is only obvious.
Only you know what your own risk appetite amounts.to, and only you or your broker can answer and manage that risk.
I would say follow your investment methods or system. No one can really give you that answer which is only obvious.
Only you know what your own risk appetite amounts.to, and only you or your broker can answer and manage that risk.
That's no answer at all Graybox. That's like saying, "anything is possible". And I already know that.
I would say follow your investment methods or system. No one can really give you that answer which is only obvious.
Only you know what your own risk appetite amounts.to, and only you or your broker can answer and manage that risk.That's no answer at all Graybox. That's like saying, "anything is possible". And I already know that.
With out knowing anything about how you invest it's difficult to say if TLSA is a buy for you. Do you buy hold going for the dividend gains and etc.
Or do you have other planning to consider. Short term it's a buy based on TA, however the real question is for me do you know how to confirm it as a sell?
Fundamentally it's rated a hold, not a buy or a sell a hold. Is there something more specific you are looking for? And yes "anything is possible" it's a market.
the amount of speculation built into this one is astounding
Absolutely
Domestic Auto is sitting at Average Weighted Alpha +38.51 and TLSA alone is at +72.80.
the amount of speculation built into this one is astounding
I'll just put it this way, Elon tweeting sends Tesla's stock up 4%. Exxon Mobile beating estimates, it barely budged. There's something incredibly wrong with that.
I'll just put it this way, Elon tweeting sends Tesla's stock up 4%. Exxon Mobile beating estimates, it barely budged. There's something incredibly wrong with that.
When the dust settles, Elon Musk will go down in history as having slaughtered the oil industry.
He will get the Nobel Prize.
With out knowing anything about how you invest it's difficult to say if TLSA is a buy for you. Do you buy hold going for the dividend gains and etc.
Or do you have other planning to consider. Short term it's a buy based on TA, however the real question is for me do you know how to confirm it as a sell?
Fundamentally it's rated a hold, not a buy or a sell a hold. Is there something more specific you are looking for? And yes "anything is possible" it's a market.
I see. I'm a long term investor, I hold, never sell.
I'll just put it this way, Elon tweeting sends Tesla's stock up 4%. Exxon Mobile beating estimates, it barely budged. There's something incredibly wrong with that.
When the dust settles, Elon Musk will go down in history as having slaughtered the oil industry.
He will get the Nobel Prize.
Religion is bad for your health.
So the roofs take 30 years to generate a profit with a taxpayer subsidy. Anyone who is over 45 buying this is an idiot.
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I lived through the tech bubble, and this is exactly how the crash happens. Hyped up tech stocks that burned massive amounts of cash kept going higher and higher based on future expectations. This lasted for a couple years as more and more investors got excited about how this new technology would change the world. They got so excited that they didn't care that the company was burning massive amounts of cash and taking on more and more debt. Finally, out of nowhere these investors started to have doubts, and the stocks started to crash. As the stocks continued to crash more and more investors started to realize that they were so blinded by future potential that they ended about investing in a business that was hemorrhaging massive amounts of money, and there was nothing to prop up the stock except for hype and future promises. Realizing that they owned a cash burning business, the investors rushed to sell and stocks crashed further and further. The remaining investors ended of with nothing but worthless stock certificates. Tesla is exactly like the tech stocks that crashed in the late 1990s bubble. The investors that got our early made money, but those that held on lost everything. The same thing is going to happen with Tesla.
General Motors Co. (GM) is once again the most valuable U.S. car company, overtaking Tesla Inc. (TSLA) which has experienced a sharp downturn this week following weak production estimates and an unfavorable crash test rating from the Institute for Highway Safety. Tesla shares were down nearly 7% Thursday, lowering the company's value to $50.6 billion while GM is valued at above $52 billion. Tesla's week had a rough start after CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the electric car maker anticipates producing 20,000 vehicles a month beginning in December, below market guidance. News that Volvo (VLVLY) would begin producing only electric and hybrid vehicles by 2019 also put pressure on the stock price.
Tesla shares drop more than 8% to the lowest in nearly a year on fatal crash investigation
The National Transportation Safety Board posts on Twitter it sent two investigators to look into the fatal crash of a Tesla vehicle in California last week.
A negative analyst call from Citigroup also weighed on the stock, which has been under pressure this past one month.
"We have been deeply saddened by this accident, and we have offered our full cooperation to the authorities as we work to establish the facts of the incident," Tesla tells CNBC.
In other words: investors are giving away $20,000 for every car Tesla builds.
https://news.google.com/news/amp?caurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cnbc.com%2F2017%2F05%2F10%2Ftesla-solar-roof-prices-come-in-cheaper-than-some-had-expected.html#pt0-283180
What do you guys think? PE ratios are horrid, but they are innovative.