The run up isn't warranted, however, that can be said of the whole market. The real issue to watch for on #Tesla is dilution due to needing more money and their cash and cash flow which is not that good. Tesla needs to focus on its core. Cutting growth on solar, refusing to self finance customers, and making the users pay for their purchases will help. Sadly, those who already bought their panels will be the cash hog to support their panel business for all the years they must pay for their purchases. Hopefully, they will turn out ok through electric bill savings although they maybe could have saved more with other deals.

The real fear is they default on their purchase or pursue legal ways to get out of the contract if the terms appear overly adverse to them. $TSLA

According to the chart, April has historically had seasonal trends; dips in price and spikes in volume traded. Given the exponential growth from April - October 2013, it appears that $TSLA is going to be stabilizing around the 50-Day moving average. Considering the diversification of Elon Musk's mission, we can also see how this will also diversify away from the systematic risk.

Good call on the short. Considering that volume is going to pick up soon when earnings are announced. I believe that holding $TSLA and associating other stocks that have a positive correlation to it would be beneficial. This is mainly due to the fact that global economy is switching over to green energy. Nonetheless, Elon Musk adjusted his mission, which entails not only the electric car market but also providing household energy.

Interesting article. As a #Tesla owner I can appreciate the steps towards innovation that $TSLA are taking.

"#BearingResources Ltd. ($BRGRF), acquired a world-class resource in Chile that gives it the second-most advanced lithium project in the world, is a front-line contender." Which company has the most advanced project? #Tesla $TSLA?

I'm been investing big in the #ElectricCar boom myself. $LIXXF $TSLA

Interesting article. I'm curious to know what my go to expert on #lithium, @[Juan Carlos Zuleta](user:9576), has to say about this. $TSLA $WCTXF

I agree, this development in #China could be very interesting for the #AutoIndustry and #Tesla in particular. But I'm curious - you say that more cars are sold in China than any place else. While I believe that's likely the case, would it be true for Tesla which are far more expensive? I would think it would be too high for the average individual. $TSLA

As stated by others, GAAP is regularly published for anyone who bothers to research it. Most traders disregard fundamentals entirely. A company like #Tesla $TSLA for example is overpriced no matter what metric is used. Anyone who bothers at all uses GAAP.

No not quite the end. They were hit hard by the cheap oil and people flooded to SUVs. Once the price goes back up to $100, $TSLA up up!