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You know what I just don't get?

I don't get why TESLA (TSLA)is trading at $237 a share, with a forward looking PE of 77; on 2.86 billion in sales, with a $- 1.35 LOSS on every share.


While at the same time, General Motors is priced at $31.67 a share, with a forward looking PE of 7, and a positive earnings of $1.56 a share, with sales of $156 BILLION dollars.


TESLA's price makes absolutely NO SENSE to me.

TSLA's chart just completed a bearish Head and Shoulders pattern a few weeks ago. It's getting drawn out, but it could still take a plunge. The same set up occured back in November of 2013 and it lost a good chunk in the short term.
 
You know what I just don't get?

I don't get why TESLA (TSLA)is trading at $237 a share, with a forward looking PE of 77; on 2.86 billion in sales, with a $- 1.35 LOSS on every share.


While at the same time, General Motors is priced at $31.67 a share, with a forward looking PE of 7, and a positive earnings of $1.56 a share, with sales of $156 BILLION dollars.


TESLA's price makes absolutely NO SENSE to me.

It's a gamble, but they're paying up for the potential growth.

4th quarter earnings estimates are $0.44 and 4th quarter of 2015 it's $3.04.

2014 sales: $1.3 Billion, 2015: $6.2 Billion.

Brings me back to the ebay / amazon dot com days.
TSLA Analyst Estimates | Tesla Motors, Inc. Stock - Yahoo! Finance
 
I seen one of these with this color in a Grocery parking lot today...I checked it out up close..one word ...AWESOME!

Only one thing wrong..I don't like electric cars, unless it's a slot car.

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http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/technologyinvesting/the-tesla-model-x-has-a-bioweapon-mode/ar-AAeWy78?ocid=spartanntp

The Model X promises a top speed of 155 mph and will go from zero to 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds. In terms of range, the 90 kWh battery pack will allow 250 miles on a single charge.

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i am going to get one of these to tow behind my rock star party bus just as soon as i hit the lotto. in an enclosed trailer with an onboard charging system which is run by the diesel engine and backup generator which is powered by french fry grease or else some soybean derivative. it even has a bioweapons mode which means i won't have to breath toxic undead filth on my way out of dodge when the zombie apacolypse happens (you know it will sooner or later). also the doors look cool.
 
They are cool most if the time, but I think an onboard BBQ is neat!
 
Morgan Stanley analyst who missed the Tesla comeback sticks by call that it will drop 40%

Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas reiterated his $250 price target for Tesla stock, which could cut the car manufacturer’s valuation by about 40%.

The company has enjoyed a stellar few months that has launched its stock to new heights.

Jonas said the stock will likely continue to rise as the company reaches milestones, but that long term the stock will prove to be overvalued for a car manufacturer.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/12/24/mor...ays-tesla-tsla-stock-will-drop-40percent.html
 
Tesla is jumping yet again, soaring as much as 20% following a 19% surge on Monday

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Tesla surged in trading as Elon Musk’s automaker kept up its blistering stock rally on Tuesday.

“I just can’t believe this freaking stock. It’s insane,” Roth Capital analyst Craig Irwin told CNBC.

Short sellers are scrambling while finding themselves down more than $8 billion since the beginning of the year, according to S3 Partners.

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/04/tes...ain-tsla-jumps-past-800-in-early-trading.html
 
Filled the one gap from 800-850 today. Many more to go.

Island reversal, a topping pattern, still in play.
 
$24 oil.

Maybe an electric car will make sense one day. Tesla sales should take a MAJOR hit in this one. Worse than GM and F.
 
Elon Musk outlandish tweets are driving Tesla stock price down.. Is it deliberate? Has he been hacked?

"Tesla stock is too high in my opinion"

"I am selling almost all possessions. Will own no house."

https://twitter.com/elonmusk
 
Something from the archives. 4/29/2004.

But you know what trend in tech really reminds me of the late '90s and early 2000? It's the return of the stock split.


Remember companies like Ariba, BroadVision and Commerce One? They all split their stocks at the height of the tech bubble when their share prices hit triple digit levels. Now, all three stocks trade in the single digits.

https://money.cnn.com/2004/04/29/technology/techinvestor/lamonica/index.htm
 
The insane action went to another level today - first day after stock split...

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