MDawg
09-21-2020, 06:27 PM
TSLA is doing quite well lately - not at it's ATH of 530 (hit in the pre-market on September 2, 2020), but definitely outperforming the general tech market, which up until today, where we saw something of a silver lining, was declining day after day.
However, Elon Musk is known for shooting down his own stock albeit temporarily, and probably unintentionally, such as with tweets lamenting that the stock price is too high, using the word "stonks" to as well indicate that TSLA is running too fast, and today, with this one
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that sent the stock tumbling in the A.H. (TSLA had a hard time for a while during the regular market too, dumping nearly 10% from its initial run before rebounding an impressive forty points or so to close more than green (https://www.truepassage.com/forums/showthread.php/12100-MDawg-s-Stock-Investments-and-Trading?p=41197#post41197).)
Tomorrow is the long anticipated "Battery Day" where TSLA is expected to announce great things regarding their future batteries and extended ranges for their vehicles, but this tweets tempers expectations, and seems to indicate that whatever new technology is announced won't come into play for a couple of years....
However, Elon Musk is known for shooting down his own stock albeit temporarily, and probably unintentionally, such as with tweets lamenting that the stock price is too high, using the word "stonks" to as well indicate that TSLA is running too fast, and today, with this one
372
that sent the stock tumbling in the A.H. (TSLA had a hard time for a while during the regular market too, dumping nearly 10% from its initial run before rebounding an impressive forty points or so to close more than green (https://www.truepassage.com/forums/showthread.php/12100-MDawg-s-Stock-Investments-and-Trading?p=41197#post41197).)
Tomorrow is the long anticipated "Battery Day" where TSLA is expected to announce great things regarding their future batteries and extended ranges for their vehicles, but this tweets tempers expectations, and seems to indicate that whatever new technology is announced won't come into play for a couple of years....