Originally Posted by MaxPen View Post

Do you have an exit point? Or a stop loss point in mind?
My long term shares are at this point a nine + bagger and if I sell any it'll create a tax situation. Nothing wrong with paying tax, but paying tax just to try to buy back lower (and maybe it'll go back up and force me to buy back higher!) isn't what I want to think about or deal with at this point. So I will keep holding my long term TSLA shares.

As far as TSLA extra trading shares, I buy and sell those all the time, as you may have noticed. In fact I sold some at 1685 today, not the high in the AH, but a good price considering that TSLA was all over the place 1690 back down to 1610s then back up to about 1720 I think I noticed was the high. I bought back the same trading shares I sold at 1685, at 1645 an hour or two later.

See what happens. Trading wise it's a little dangerous at these levels, but long term I expect 2000 in the cards, and that softens the danger factor in my opinion - even if get stuck in a trade I expect TSLA will achieve a new record high eventually.

Many, including myself, expected TSLA to close above 1700 in the AH and that did not happen. Still, let's see if the re-buy at 1645 of trading shares turns out to be a gift or a short term burden.