Tesla 2020

Surprised how little discussion there is of Elon's meltdown.

Funniest sh*t ever. The company is under a court order to vet Elon's tweets. Not a couple of days after becoming the board's liability insurer, he has a livestreamed nervous breakdown wiping billions off the stock price. Openly admits to violating the SEC consent decree. You really can't make this up!

It's the most bizarre episode in the history of public corporations.
 
Specterx said:
Funniest sh*t ever. The company is under a court order to vet Elon's tweets. Not a couple of days after becoming the board's liability insurer,
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Exactly THIS, who thought that would be a good idea with his recent antics?
 
systematictrader said:
why would he post that?
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Probably spite.

"Employees who have received bonus pay in the form of equity or purchased shares of Tesla through its employee stock purchase plan will be able to sell some of their shares on Monday, because a lock-up period is ending, two employees with knowledge of the matter told CNBC. They asked not to be named since they were not authorized to speak with press on company matters."
 
xandman said:
Probably spite.

"Employees who have received bonus pay in the form of equity or purchased shares of Tesla through its employee stock purchase plan will be able to sell some of their shares on Monday, because a lock-up period is ending, two employees with knowledge of the matter told CNBC. They asked not to be named since they were not authorized to speak with press on company matters."
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so to hurt the employees too? Isnt he hurting himself ? kamikaze style?
 
I will never buy another share or call in TSLA ever again after this. Only shorts and puts. Any dollar I make will be on TSLA's downfall. I'm going full Axe capital on Elon now.

 
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Didn't leave me much room on the down swings today, but I still managed to pull off a C note in profit betting on puts on a day TSLA went up 8.5%.
 
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Still on my journey to keep making money only on TSLA puts. Another $750 pulled out. I left about $400-$500 on the table, but the charts were looking like TSLA was about to go back up.
 
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