One of the benefits or perspectives I've acquired from ~10 years of being a Tesla car owner/driver and TSLA investor is that we all have a financial threshold below which it's "noise" (see, want, get is the purchase cycle) and above that gets research, consideration, and maybe even extensive planning.
Wherever we are in life we can find those with a higher threshold and those with a lower threshold. I learned this from other Tesla owners, especially when Ludicrous first came out when there were people trading in / selling 1 month old Model S's to get the new faster shiny toy. Mind boggling to me - for them $150k for a new Model S was under their threshold.
EDIT to add: The other end of the spectrum -- I figure all of us have a threshold somewhere >$2. So we see a pack of gum at the checkout stand, decide that we want it, and we get it. It doesn't matter if its $1.29, or $1.60, or $0.79. See, want, get. Still wrapping my brain around a threshold >$150k but I've been trying for a few years now.
That shows up here as well - some of us are working with $100k or less; some with $10M or more. This is an important reason why my posts don't have position sizes. The positions and reasons for getting in/out are always helpful. The only incremental information that I get from position sizes are to learn about really large positions that start being a challenge to get in and out of quickly - sizes that are moving the prices and need planning to get in and out beyond just "I want in/out".
Which is a long winded way of getting around to - for some, yes - that's toe-dipping.
