Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
So short sellers got a bit lucky riding on the tails of the US Treasury bonds exodus and decline in all NASDAQ stocks. All overblown as usual. But now the recovery starts. This is a marathon not a sprint and shorters' hubris will be punished in the coming months just like last year when they helped push Tesla's price to stratospheric levels due to ill timed short squeezes. There is a lot of ambitious growth this year and I predict Tesla SP to be $1200 by year end.
So short sellers got a bit lucky riding on the tails of the US Treasury bonds exodus and decline in all NASDAQ stocks. All overblown as usual. But now the recovery starts. This is a marathon not a sprint and shorters' hubris will be punished in the coming months just like last year when they helped push Tesla's price to stratospheric levels due to ill timed short squeezes. There is a lot of ambitious growth this year and I predict Tesla SP to be $1200 by year end.
I'm invested in Wisdom Tree Battery (CHRG). It's fared better than other tech stocks in the recent market exodus to US Treasury bonds which proves there is strong demand for batteries and battery tech now and in the future. This will be a stronger performer in the next few years. 1yr performance has been 83.5%. I topped up today in order to catch the inevitable recovery upwards.
Ark Invest buys $171m Tesla stock on the dip:
https://www.marketwatch.com/press-release/ark-invest-buys-tesla-stock-on-the-dip-2021-02-24-71971532?siteid=bigcharts&dist=bigcharts&tesla=y#:~:text=Star%20investor%20Cathie%20Wood's%20Ark,the%20first%20time%20in%202021.
very interesting video well worth watching :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtxr_yXDXTo&list=WL&index=1&t=612s
Doing my bit and bought Wisdom Tree physical silver (PHAG) yesterday. Must admit it's hard for UK investors to avoid JPMorgan as they have their grubby paws on nearly everything as the main custodian for most UK funds. I deliberately stayed away from Blackrock's SLV.
Doing my bit and bought Wisdom Tree physical silver (PHAG) yesterday. Must admit it's hard for UK investors to avoid JPMorgan as they have their grubby paws on nearly everything as the main custodian for most UK funds. I deliberately stayed away from Blackrock's SLV.
Sorry chaps but it looks like your fun is now over - Tesla already back over $700. Not sure any investors who predict stock prices of $30 should be held in high esteem to be honest. Anyway I hope you took my advice to buy the dip today, I did and already looking at a nice little profit :-)
Lol at the short sellers and bears wetting themselves over a dip in all EV stocks not just Tesla. In reality it's some profit taking and redeployment of funds from tech into cyclicals. Excellent opportunity to buy the dip.
Lol at the short sellers and bears wetting themselves over a dip in all EV stocks not just Tesla. In reality it's some profit taking and redeployment of funds from tech into cyclicals. Excellent opportunity to buy the dip.
Bill Gates doing his bit to push the message out there - https://news.sky.com/story/rich-countries-should-eat-synthetic-beef-says-bill-gates-12219763
The very short sellers that frequently get skewered for betting against Tesla ironically help the company to achieve record valuations month after month. By engaging in ill timed shorting and subsequently getting squeezed the shorts are forced to capitulate and buy stock back at inflated prices fuelling the run even further. However these pessimistically-minded vultures never admit to their failings but continue to carp on about the valuation of Tesla in complete denial of their own hypocritical actions. Discuss...
"In the race to catch Tesla, some have underestimated the Silicon Valley automaker, William Boston reports in the Wall Street Journal, “For years, industry leaders and analysts pointed to the German automakers as evidence that, once unleashed, the old guard’s raw financial power paired with decades of engineering excellence would make short work of Elon Musk’s scrappy startup.”
“What they didn’t consider: Electric vehicles are more about software than hardware. And producing exquisitely engineered gas-powered cars doesn’t translate into coding savvy,” according to WSJ.
Ever since Tesla launched its first car in 2008, “there was this feeling that the really serious players are going to come,” said Peter Rawlinson CEO of electric car startup Lucid Technologies and the former chief engineer of Tesla’s Model S. Now, he says, “the Germans have finally come and they’re not as good as Tesla.”
If/when the market crashes then all stocks will be affected not just Tesla. This may well scare off the speculators but millions of true long investors will view it as an opportunity to buy more shares. Tesla will be straight out of the blocks leaving legacy automakers even further behind.
Dirk Hilgenberg (BMW executive and IT specialist) : "The biggest challenge... isn’t the technology, it is the mind-set of the people - their reluctance to embrace radical change until circumstances force them to."
some interesting articles on Seeking Alpha :
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4406233-tyson-foods-is-undervalued-using-several-metrics
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4404371-tyson-foods-great-dividend-stock-actually-cheap