Martin Viecha once confirmed in a tweet that Leo is who he says he is, and owns the claimed sharesHas this guy been verified?
No really, who is this person?
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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The nuts just aren't what they used to be...He's nut's and so am I ( 200 more nuts for me)
200 shares would have been nearly half my IRA in the past.
Is not the problem rather that people invest with leverage and assumes so much risk that a margin call cause them to buy a rope?
verystandard
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Sorry everyone for the bad input here. I'm eating the crow now buying some shares using my money earned from the pie business
Elon: If you wanna sell shares for your bird do it now, don't ever let us down again
Who said short term? My point is very much long term damage to brand. When competition is stronger and producing in volume. When moats arent so deep.
Might be early to eat crow; it might not be over yet.
This guy has amazing guts, makes me feel weak.
From his vantage point I guess he feels risk adverse,
given his understanding of tesla and his conviction.
Great explanatory article about CyberTruck job postings!
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Tesla Cybertruck production inches closer with new job postings
Tesla has published several job postings related to Cybertruck production, in the clearest sign yet that the futuristic electric truck is getting closer to reality. The Cybertruck was first unveiled in 2019, and had an [...]
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We know that margin calls can cause more margin calls. Elon is forcing some investors to liquidate. Most people's lives will be okay, but a few may not be so lucky. This is why you would usually want to dump shares during relative strength vs weakness. This is exactly what Elon didn't want...an emergency sale of shares at inopportune times, and yet here we are.
2daMoon
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I think your response proves the point being made. Your use of manipulative tactics presents opinion as fact, similar to how GJ and others bend things to fit their narrative. Not saying you and GJ take the same stance, only that you share similar manipulative traits.
Many savvy investors will have developed a filter for separating the wheat from the chaff in order to base their decisions upon good information. Others can do so once they understand how to see manipulative tactics in play.
Use of absolutes when referencing any dynamic/chaotic system is a way of avoiding uncomfortable truths which negatively affect the "one true narrative" some person may hold. This prevents those people from taking into consideration the shades of grey that span the space between such a narrative and the polar opposite (some other person's "one true narrative").
That grey area is where the majority of people live. The minorities are at the extremes. Hardly "everyone" by any stretch of the imagination.
Folks who gravitate to the extremes miss that point. So, they tell themselves stories in the way they communicate with others as a way of coping with this imbalance.
Hence, the significance of terms like "Silent Majority" are often overlooked by people whose thoughts are perverted with an agenda that hinges upon a personal belief that "everyone" sees things the same way they do.
Which is, of course, impossible.
Though not investment advice, I can offer...
If you've done 6 impossible things this morning,
why not round it off with breakfast at Milliways,
the Restaurant at the End of the Universe?
why not round it off with breakfast at Milliways,
the Restaurant at the End of the Universe?
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VIX < 23 after almost 2 mths ...
Still hopium for an EOY rally
You better believe there will be some serious hedging going into Nov PCE (Dec. 1st) / Dec CPI (Dec. 13th) / Dec FOMC (Dec. 14th-15th) meetings. Feels like I'm just stating the obvious here, but a continued lower print in Dec is what we really need to give this rally some serious legs.
EDIT: Also should add the JOLTS report in there. (Nov. 30th).
And as pointed out by @Drax7 - add nonfarm payrolls to this list. (Dec 2nd)
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Fed responded to current CPI report and said terminal rate of 4.5% should be on the table.
50% of the Core CPI inflation was made up by shelter inflation which is a lagging indicator, once stripped out we actually had a -0.1% inflation, first time since 2020.
50% of the Core CPI inflation was made up by shelter inflation which is a lagging indicator, once stripped out we actually had a -0.1% inflation, first time since 2020.
I’m thinking Elon is being risk adverse with his money here. If he needs this money to keep Twitter a float for years to come over what could be a long recession. Then maybe the best thing to do is to sell now. He does know that Tesla will keep executing over those years but he doesn’t know what will happen to TSLA. I doubt it but it could be suppressed with FUD for a while.
Does he believe FSD
if So .... ?“
Once employment goes negative, labor loses
pricing power.
Or a negative nonfarm payroll print next month.
Once employment goes negative, labor loses
pricing power.
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