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When the markets open today Elon Musk will be the richest African-American in the world!
As a fellow South African- American I’m proud of his vision ,but I think he was the richest person in the World yesterday.
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When the markets open today Elon Musk will be the richest African-American in the world!
One of those times where I look at the stock and am seriously confused for a couple of seconds. "Am I looking at the time? Wait what was the price before?, Did it tank? This number does not make sense!".
Thought I'd be honest again and share that I sold a bunch of shares yesterday, some this AM, and getting relatively low now. I'm sure the SP is going to infinity and beyond and will never retract, or maybe I'm just not cut out for this. Either that or I have a crystal ball that works quite well.
I figure if we don't share our mistakes, nobody learns. Fact is, I've been preaching to all you people and my friends about HODL. But there's something odd about this runup. I might be a bit early, but this country has not paid the piper yet.
I don't need the lectures, or the cash ironically, but I'm also quite happy where I'm at sitting. I can't imagine not having a correction at this point... and it's Friday! Meanwhile, Max pain is at $745 and SP is $850's... this is nuts!
No shares available apparently with people catching on about Tesla still, simple as that. It's all good and I'm ready to accept whatever happens now. Leave me a seat somewhere.
Oh Mother of Bob!
FTFY. Please be aware that Max-pain.com only updates OI once per day at 7:00 am ET, and that is for the OI data for the previous day's session.Today'sYesterday's OI.
"This country has not paid the piper yet". This resonates a lot with me. And it's why I think the entire US stock market is in a bubble. But what conflicts me is that maybe Tesla is so special that it need not be dragged down by the rest when a correction comes?
I may get chased by pitchforks for this, but I would be more likely to buy the Mach E than to buy a Y. The Y is just ugly, and you can't fix that with an OTA update. I have my S if I want range somewhere. All my vehicles have to be attractive to my eye, and the Mach E is a good looking car, with decent enough specs, and decent enough price.
He should enjoy his money while it lasts. Won't be the first "smart" guy to get his face ripped off by this stock.Michael Burry yesterday
https://twitter.com/michaeljburry/status/1347325261935624194
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I think the two can diverge (TSLA/S&P) but they will cross-talk."This country has not paid the piper yet". This resonates a lot with me. And it's why I think the entire US stock market is in a bubble. But what conflicts me is that maybe Tesla is so special that our need not be dragged down by the rest when a correction comes?
Yeah, the "dip" was probably bought by desperate benchmarked funds.Just my impression:
There was an attempt to trigger a selloff at opening, but it has been defeated. Lots of buy/sell fighting at high volume in the first few minutes.
That was my first thought. The only explanation I could come up with is that sharing the chassis would speed up the release date. That would fit in with what they're saying about the release date but I still find it hard to believe.If based on Model 3 chassis, would it have roughly the same wheelbase? That doesn't seem to fit Elon's description of the 3rd gen model (more compact to better fit Asian/European streets).
EXACTLY.My first purchases were more than a half century ago. Massive gains and massive retrenchments do happen, always happen sooner or later. They often have zero to do with the merits of the security in question and other times have everything to do with the security in question.
Relish the gains, survive the drops and always, always, understand the value you perceive in the security in question.
Obviously day trading, market timing and all manner of non-common stock transactions are an entirely different matter. Securities lending is an entirely different topic, and does help defray holding costs, especially for non-dividend paying securities. Margin borrowing, similarly, is often the absolute cheapest way to borrow.
Almost all of us who have been HODL Tesla would have to have a truly massive drop before having our unrealized gains evaporate.