Hello and welcome to the Friday November 9th 2018 edition of Tesla Daily Unofficial

Tesla Podcast. My name is Rob Maower Tesla on official Tesla Podcast.

My name is Rob Maower.

Tesla on the day today, finishing down slightly, 0.25% to $350.51 cents,

as compared to the Nasdaq down 1.65% so as we have been saying Tesla

continues its relatively strong performance nice to see going into the

weekend that it was able to maintain kind of that psychological barrier of staying

above $350 per share.

For what it's worth, which is not much, I continue to be bullish in the short to medium term

on Tesla.

When I think about how I've analyzed

Tesla over the last five years or so, I used to spend a lot of time looking for

catalysts that I thought could drive the stock price up. Catalysts being

events that maybe I thought would exceed the market's

expectations, whether that be earnings reports, product announcements, things of that nature,

and while sometimes that is effective, clearly we can tell that from the Q3 earnings report.

My sense has been that Tesla has tended to do better when there's actually not really that

much going on in terms of things that you might put on a calendar.

Of course, this is just my perception. I don't have any data backing that statement up, but if I can further speculate on my own perception, I would speculate that one of the reasons behind that is because around those key events there is a lot of media attention and as we've talked about many times the media tends to skew more negative for a myriad of reasons the primary reason

being revenue generation.

So I believe that that has a negative impact on sentiment and further I believe that short sellers use that negative impact

on sentiment to help drive the stock price down to capitalize on their short-term

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