Former Wall Street Floor Trader: Tesla Is Going To $700

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Longtime trader David Green thinks Tesla Inc TSLA has more room to run. 

“Tesla is going to bust through here … I think it’s going back to $700,” he said. 

Green’s comment was made Wednesday morning on Live Trading With David Green on BenzingaTV, a morning trading show in which he live trades the open on Benzinga. Shares of TSLA were up 4% as of late Wednesday morning. The company received a positive note late Tuesday from Morgan Stanley. 

Stocks Discussed On The Show

In addition to Tesla, Green also was bullish on AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc AMC, FuboTV Inc FUBO, Clover Health Investments Corp  CLOV and Palantir Technologies Inc PLTR

He also discussed Orphazyme ORPH, GameStop Corp GME, Overstock.com Inc OSTK, ContextLogic Inc WISH, Alibaba Group Holding BABA, Nio Inc NIO, Torchlight Energy Resources Inc TRCH, Ford Motor Company F, and Moxian Inc MOXC

Green mostly executes quick day trades, both on the long and short side. When a stock hits one of his pivot points he initiates a buy order with a tight stop loss. 

Watch the full episode in the clip below, or click here to watch

About The Show

Benzinga’s Wall Street Global Trading Academy follows Wall Street Veteran David Green as he live trades at the market open breaks down what he is trading today. The show streams live Monday-Wednesday at 9:25 am ET on Benzinga's Youtube, Twitter, and Twitch

About The Host

David Green is a 30-year veteran of Wall Street, including 13 years as a specialist on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Since retiring from the floor, Green spends his time helping retail traders. Green built a full-fledged trading course, Wallstreet Global Trading Academy, with fellow floor trader Peter Tuchman. To learn more about the course, click here or follow it on Facebook

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