Does that qualify Warren Buffet the oppositeJust remember, you're a Tesla investor. So you automatically qualify as "not dumb" regardless of how you might feel.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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People disagreed with your post?!?! Clearly being unable to recognize humor, I guess that's proof of them being ... * * ... damn, I can't come up with anything that someone wouldn't find racist/insulting!?!
Edit: That's a testament to the diversity of this forum.
StealthP3D
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Even designing and building an unreliable, inefficient, overly expensive car that is unattractive to consumers requires the expertise of hundreds of mediocre engineers, designers, production and supply chain specialists, etc. It is definitely not easy or cheap.
This is what makes Tesla's achievements stand out even more.
I estimate around 14 -17 million shares equivalent in options exposure at these prices. For those 2 series assuming about a 60% factor. Obviously, that exposure is price dependent.
On a spike, that could go to 40 million or so. I am starting to think the trading next week would continue to be bullish as the overhang of what looks like a local peak in options exposure goes away. It is possible index funds will be unable to get their fill by the end of the week.
A continued rise post inclusion will trigger an active funds FOMO into year end and early Jan. Am liking this setup quite a bit short term. Everyone is expecting a post inclusion dip, and I think markets have a surprise in store for them.
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Expect Monday FUD on Tesla fires. Lora Kolodny responded to this Twitter thread, but I haven’t seen anyone report on it yet. https://twitter.com/_subia_/status/1337941609086906369?s=21
Edit: this happened back in November but the account has put out several tweets since then and gotten more attention today.
Edit: this happened back in November but the account has put out several tweets since then and gotten more attention today.
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People disagreed with your post?!?! Clearly being unable to recognize humor, I guess that's proof of them being ... * * ... damn, I can't come up with anything that someone wouldn't find racist/insulting!?!
Edit: That's a testament to the diversity of this forum.
I just assumed the disagrees were because the joke was bad, which it was. Which is another layer of funny.
I'm tempted to spell out the joke, but that would ruin the infinitesimally small amount of funny that it is.
dc_h
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Did people disapprove of self-deprication in general, or think so highly of you that it was inconceivable that you are not next level genius?
The disagrees might be the first time anyone has called someone else "smart" on the internet. It's definitely the first time anyone has thought that about me.
Plaid S configuration( "late 2021")is available for $140 K has that always been there?
(I usually never look a the S configuration page but I am now thinking about perhaps buying a 2021 " refreshed S").
What a poster writes: “Oh dear. What have I started?”
What he means: “Yee haa. This is fun!”
What others read: “You are an idiot.”
How Moderators react: “#$#$@@#@#^&*((!!!”
What he means: “Yee haa. This is fun!”
What others read: “You are an idiot.”
How Moderators react: “#$#$@@#@#^&*((!!!”
StealthP3D
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No. Tesla will be a volatile stock as long as they are innovating rapidly and expanding production at ever increasing rates.
I've learned it's best to embrace volatility rather than dread it. It's a little like Pavlov's classical conditioning drooling response that a dog has to the anticipation of tasty food. My most profitable holdings (by far) have always been my most volatile holdings. And I like to drool so I view a sharp drop as just the precursor to my next big opportunity to drool. Those who try to maximize the drooling by selling high and trying to buy back at a lower price inevitably miss out on some of the best drooling!
Honestly, big drops were once gut-wrenching affairs. Now I actually like them (assuming they are not drops caused by actual fundamental negatives). It's a conditioned response. I'm more troubled by high tops because they signal the best drooling opportunities are coming to a (temporary) close. I'm being serious here.
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Yes, since Battery Day.
I doubt they’d open up orders during Q4 - guaranteed that a lot of currently scheduled deliveries would be cancelled.
It’s worth looking back to see how they managed during the last EU shutdown. I seem to recall deliveries taking place. Anyone remember offhand?
Yes - since announcement.
I just had a 2 hours discussion today with a guy I used to work with because he said he thought TSLA would only get to $800 by 2025 and didn’t believe if would go more as he was reading articles quoting Wallstreet analysts saying TSLA was overvalued and said as soon as GM, Ford and VW decided to go full electric, they would be more profitable than Tesla because they had all the technology from decades to make good and reliable cars.
this is what months and years of reading FUD article of misinformation does.
Now, everybody thinks making an efficient, reliable, performance EV is as easy as walking down the ICE engine assembly line of a plant and tell the guy, switch this line to battery and electric motor assembly line by tomorrow!
StealthP3D
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It sounds like this would work fine as long as the supervisor remembers to tell them, "Oh, and don't forget, the red wire goes to "+" and the black wire goes to "-". Anyone who forgets that is fired!"
Did you mean: fried?It sounds like this would work fine as long as the supervisor remembers to tell them, "Oh, and don't forget, the red wire goes to "+" and the black wire goes to "-". Anyone who forgets that is fired!"
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
just in time for s&p inclusion capping.
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