I hope that some of the people living in small town with 200 people also think about riding a bike or walking every once in a while. Unless they are working in the next town, riding a bike is probably even faster than requesting, waiting, and riding in a robotaxi.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Looks like Kia/Hyundai cars are burning up. A safety recall on fires caused more fires wtf
It's perfectly possible, and more profitable perhaps, for Tesla to leave that relatively small market to someone else. If Tesla can dominate cities and suburbs with Robotaxis, everyone one here will need a Robotaxi for their own private island.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
Haha, man I'm really curious to as to how low they're going to let TSLA's TTM P/E go.............I'm getting myself positioned to buy more shares on margin.
Though I'm done with buying more options/LEAPS. Simply can't trust Elon to not do something that makes owning options 10X more stressful than owning stock, even stock on margin.
StealthP3D
Well-Known Member
Hopefully, not too much...
Exactly. Economic theory is used as a tool to control investors behavior. It's useful in the aggregate as far as holding our economic system together but, taken at face value, is not useful to the individual investor unless you want to assist the Fed in managing the monetary system. That is very bad for your brokerage account but it helps out the collective if you're into that kind of thing.
thesmokingman
Active Member
The most surprising thing isn't that Hyundais or even BMWs catch fire, but that people ignore this fact and the recalls. This really highlights core competency or lack of.
Yes this is crazy. I had a good year last year meaning I have a EUR500k tax bill to be paid at the end of June. And I had that money sat in my account.
I have just got off the phone with my bank manager to get a EUR1m 12m loan at 1% interest and at the same time I have bought 100 Tesla shares with my tax money. And I will keep buying as it goes down
This is too good to miss out on!
I have just got off the phone with my bank manager to get a EUR1m 12m loan at 1% interest and at the same time I have bought 100 Tesla shares with my tax money. And I will keep buying as it goes down
This is too good to miss out on!
Revisiting this with the CPI numbers now in, I think we're going to need at least another leg down and some more panic before the bottom is in. I'll look to add in the $600s if we get back there.
I'm still trying to figure out what to do with our Pacifica Hybrid. We got a recall notice that the LG battery pack is at risk of fire and to not charge it. To park it outside away from structures. This is the exact same as the bolt and they state they have no solution to it yet. That's one reason we considered trying to sell it/trade it for a Model Y or X
The parents and family members who all need to get to the high school, also need to get work, or wherever else they're going during the morning and evening rushes.
You'd use the same vehicles.
thesmokingman
Active Member
Try doing this...
Chevy paid me $33,000 after it recalled my Bolt EV. Here's how I got my money back.
Chevrolet has bought back some of its recalled Bolts — but not all customers have been so lucky.
mashable.com
ZachF
Active Member
Stagnant economy with with high inflation.
Those are the primary factors because it’s literally in the name.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
My bad. I was looking at the literal definition of the thing we were discussing. I think you can let it go now.
Problem is that most people assume all EV/battery technology is the same regardless of who makes the car. Tesla has shown that their cars are very fire resistant, so there's a belief that other cars are equal. It doesn't help that only Teslas on fire make the news. It's an educate one person at a time kind of thing.
ZachF
Active Member
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
I like your old quote. Remember.....Elon was done selling back then, but the crew he assembled was just starting.
All these guys (Ellison, etc.) likely planned to fund their Twitter investment with TSLA shares too. That selling pressure alone could get us down from $1000 to $755.
I'm thinking the same as you. Currently, I am sitting on both shares and LEAPs.Haha, man I'm really curious to as to how low they're going to let TSLA's TTM P/E go.............I'm getting myself positioned to buy more shares on margin.
Though I'm done with buying more options/LEAPS. Simply can't trust Elon to not do something that makes owning options 10X more stressful than owning stock, even stock on margin.
While I am tempted to trade more shares for LEAPs at these SPs, I'm going to resist the temptation. Who knows how long it may take for the macro market to improve. As bullish as I am long term, I can easily see a scenario where the SP doesn't make significant gains before Q3 numbers print.
And knowing me and my impeccable timing, as soon as I trade shares for LEAPs, I would expect a big drop. Now that I've decided to not make that trade, odds are much more favorable that the SP increases from here.
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