Check it out, folks: One team of analysts contends Tesla's shares could break $400 with the launch of the Model 3. That's when the problems could start. http://www.barrons.com/articles/tesla-first-439-then-1496755937
The subsidy is practically for the rich guys anyway, so that might be the only reason if Trump decides to keep it. Plus once they reach 200K cars it will be scaled down anyway, but the chance of a new type of subsidy is probably nill. I am looking at a super wide Iron Condor to sell, Sept expiry 290/300/420/430 it sells for $380, the price can be between 296-423 before any loss occurs...
It looks real to happen. You know, TSLA can run even at an unexpected moment (currently hitting new highs).
7 things we learned from Elon Musk’s Tesla shareholder meeting https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/6/15750228/elon-musk-tesla-model-3-model-y-twitter-red-wine “You know, [when] there’s a little red wine, a vintage record player, some ambien. Magic. Magic happens.” -EM
Study: Toyota still the most valuable car brand in the world Toyota defended its title as the world’s most valuable car brand in a new ranking, holding off BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Tesla, meanwhile, made the biggest improvement, rising two spots to No. 8 because of a 32 percent increase in its brand value. (Autoweek)
Secretive spaceplane latest contract win for SpaceX SpaceX will launch the Air Force’s X-37B experimental spaceplane later this year, in the military’s latest vote of confidence in the Elon Musk-led space company. This will be the first time SpaceX has launched the uncrewed, robotic vehicle. (Los Angeles Times)
And I remind you, TSLA has extremely increased this year. (Just in case if you want to underestimate the stock)
"According to S3 Partners, a financial analytics firm, Tesla is now the largest shorted stock in the U.S. equity market with short interest of $10.4 billion, but these bears are losing their shirts. Year to date, the Palo Alto, California-based electric car maker's stock is up 65.4 percent. For the week ending June 2, investors betting against Tesla have combined mark-to-market losses of $442 million, and for the second week running, it was the worst performing stock for short investors. Year to date, these losses have surpassed a whopping $5 billion."
Amazing TSLA has a market cap of $60 billion and these companies are trailing well behind...TSLA literally has no room for error being the most shorted stock ($10 billion+) in the market...any negative news and this company could easily lose 25% of its market cap in a few days. GM $51 billion Ford $43 billion Honda $50 billion Nissan $41 billion