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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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bkp_duke
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Stocking stuffers for Dec?
Krugerrand
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Feel free to put dates to these events because even my Mom does that from her long term care bed. That way I can be held accountable when I scold her for talking out her derrière and wear the egg proudly.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
My TSLA trading account since mid June (when I made a sizable deposit). I’ve left out the amounts, they are not so important.
I bet most of our portfolios look like this these days
Thank you for this, most important (and richest) person on earth.
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corduroy
Active Member
Today I made the mistake of reading the comment sections on several articles about Elon Musk being the richest man in the world. It was staggering the amount of ignorance about Tesla and Elon, in addition to overall malice towards an American company trying to help the climate crisis. Everything was: that bubble, that PE ratio, they only sell x amount of cars compared to other car companies, I'm going to short them, it's all a scam...
It made me really thankful for this forum and to share in the views of rational people that understand what is really going on.
It made me really thankful for this forum and to share in the views of rational people that understand what is really going on.
This is the problem with selling when you think there is a short term high and expect it to drop.
What happens if it doesn't drop? Or it drops slightly but not to the level you think it should? When do you buy back in? Can you buy back in if the SP is higher than your sell price? And what happens when the SP runs up 25% higher? It's a hard psychological barrier to push through. Very natural.
The biggest investment mistakes I've made are (1) selling a good stock too soon to lock in profits, and (2) not buying stocks because I think they are overvalued.
So buy, hold, buy more over time, don't stress, enjoy your rewards.
Glamisduner
Active Member
Actually it did drop (to $630), not as low as I thought, and I got side tracked with a remodeling project gone wrong and didn't get back in
Krugerrand
Meow
Seriously? Okay let me explain it to you; the plain one you drive Mondays and Wednesdays. The one you wrap in hot pink you drive Fridays and Saturdays. The one that’s painted with stripes you drive Tuesdays and Thursdays. Sunday is of course a day of rest, so you don’t drive anything.
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Hey all....when $TSLA hits $1k/share again....as a big thank you to this forum and 2nd family, i will do a drawing for TMC members that what to participate. I will give away a brand new official Tesla Desktop Supercharger (Not the cheap 3D printed crap) in celebration of $TSLA hitting the 4 digit mark again.
Just a small token of my appreciation for the wealth of knowledge i have gained as well as all the 'fun' bickering that goes on here
Just a small token of my appreciation for the wealth of knowledge i have gained as well as all the 'fun' bickering that goes on here
Tesla's S&P 500 Inclusion Part 2: Predicting the transformation of the TSLA float
@FrankSG nailed this analysis... he predicted SP had chance of > $800 back in November.. i need to remind myself that the TMC forum analysis is always way ahead of the market ...
it is truly an honor to be part of this "virtual investment club" ... the work submitted here is second to none and those who have invested their time here have reaped some pretty handsome rewards ....
now back to work ...
EDIT : for SP context TSLA closed $567 at the time of @FrankSG post on 11/30/20
Thank you
I'm not too unhappy with my prediction.Although to be fair, I predicted this kind of SP after the S&P dust settles. It is certainly very possible that this movement is still a part of that entire transformation of the float, but there is also some chance that it is not, and that there is a different reason for it.
ARK did sell a lot today, including some TSLA, and then went on a buying spree:
Even after that their TSLA holdings are still above 10%:
Even after that their TSLA holdings are still above 10%:
- ARKW: 10.48%
- ARKQ: 12.04%
- ARKK: 10.54%
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They have started pouring concrete on the second floor of one of the steel structures at GigaTexas today:
Just woke up, wondered why the price was up so much. Read 20 pages of unread posts here. Not a single one of them answered my question. Imo way to much OT recently...
So why did the price increase 9% today?
So why did the price increase 9% today?
Krugerrand
Meow
Actually it did drop (to $630), not as low as I thought, and I got side tracked with a remodeling project gone wrong and didn't get back in
Please. It spiked from $658ish right at close to the crossing price of $695 and immediately returned to $658ish the next day. Unless you were here and reading about this event in detail and knew to sell with the proper choice, you missed the high. It then went up and down a bit and hit a low of $620ish. That’s a lousy $38ish difference. You’re going to risk being caught out of this stock for less than $40/share IF you hit those points?! Really? You playing with tens of thousands of shares? That might make it worth the risk to be out the stock. Oh, wait. What’s the price now? Um, no. Not worth the risk.
JusRelax
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Krugerrand
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It’s a mountain, though not a famous one. It does, however, have some historical significance.
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