sad to confirm what's missing in the tax extender bill:
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How do they handle pre-delivery prep for cars delivered at the lot by the dock?And the last Fremont ship heading for Europe hasn't even arrived yet: the "RCC Europe" with 3k-4k Model 3's is expected to reach Amsterdam port in 3 days:
(The ship is in the lower left corner of the map.)
Robinhood and many other apps supports fraction shares now, so unit price is not a problem anymore.
Upper BB on daily is currently at $377,08.
It's just healthy to consolidate back into the Bollinger Bands before taking ATH.
OK, time to come clean...
I am an absolute idiot...in regard to some things. I have virtually no knowledge of many things that impact my life. I will say that I consider myself very knowledgeable in some regards, most of which no longer have any impact on my financial well being. Things like teaching music I can have a very in depth, knowledgeable discussion about. Stock however, is definitely not in my wheelhouse of enlightened perception.
A good friend of mine has been telling me how crazy I am to be involved in TSLA for a couple of years now. He is, unlike me, VERY well schooled in everything stock market. He follows the charts religiously. He looks at all the trends. He follows all of the best advice regarding his investments. He is glued to a company's "fundamentals" (I still don't really understand what that is precisely). In short, he is WAY out of my league when it comes to the financial markets. He is genuinely concerned for me that I am so invested in such a fraud that is lead by such a criminal as Elon. (Yes, those are his words.)
Shorting, hedging, puts, calls, charts, "Max Pain" (what the hell is that anyway?) This stuff is all Greek to me and I don't understand it one bit. So, why the hell do I own TSLA? Great question. Well, all I can say is this. I heard about the company back when it was just the Roadster and the Model S. I liked what they said they were trying to do. I could never afford their products, but were amazed by what they were capable of. I test drove a Model S. "OMG this thing is incredible!" They announced the Model 3. On a whim, I made a reservation just because it made me feel good. I bought a little stock. First time ever buying any stock of any kind. I had a two year wait before anything went final so I started doing some more research. "Who the hell are these people that call themselves TSLAQ?" "Is the company really a fraud?" "Is it all a lie?" Two years later I get the email...time to configure or cancel. By that time my little investment has earned enough for a sizable down payment. I go for it and sell my TSLA shares. Get the car...game over.
6 months into ownership and I have a little money to play with. I get back in. About a year later I have the opportunity to purchase some land for our dream retirement home. Yup, you see where I'm going. Made enough on TSLA for the purchase. I leave a small number of shares untouched. In the weeks since the land purchase the stock has skyrocketed and is making me more money. By the time my Cybertruck reservation (yeah, I jumped on that bandwagon too) comes to delivery, I hope to have made a chunck for another sizable down payment for it. TSLA has made it possible for me to have things I never would have been able to have without it.
So...my investment philosophy, coming from a guy that knows absolutely nothing about how the market works? Find a company you believe in. Check it out. Experience what they offer. Then, if it feels right and you have some discretionary funds...pull the trigger and then ride it out knowing you are supporting a company that makes sense for you. Yeah, you could lose everything, but if you know that is a possibility going in, it shouldn't hurt as bad if it all goes belly up. The upside?...well, for me it has been amazing!
My friend still knows WAY more than me about investing to make money. But, I don't think he gets what it feels like to be part of something you really believe in. He STILL thinks I am idiot for investing in Tesla. LOL!
Definitely, unequivocally, without a doubt NOT, IN ANY WAY an advice!
(feeling really happy about my little investment though)
A good friend of mine has been telling me how crazy I am to be involved in TSLA for a couple of years now. He is, unlike me, VERY well schooled in everything stock market. He follows the charts religiously. He looks at all the trends. He follows all of the best advice regarding his investments. He is glued to a company's "fundamentals" (I still don't really understand what that is precisely). In short, he is WAY out of my league when it comes to the financial markets. He is genuinely concerned for me that I am so invested in such a fraud that is lead by such a criminal as Elon. (Yes, those are his words.)
I haven't the foggiest idea what you are talking about here, but that's what I love about this place. It's highly unlikely to be BS, given the pedigree of the poster, but if it was BS then others with a similar pedigree will sort it out. I may borrow "my most recent project is an attempt to use differential evolution of fluids with an arrhenius equation database to try to evolve a hypercycle" for an upcoming Christmas party, many thanks.
Ask him if those things are guaranteed ways to invest, why are fund managers, the highest paid financial professionals with the best education possible and access to entire teams to research for them, unable to beat the market return in the long run?My friend still knows WAY more than me about investing to make money. But, I don't think he gets what it feels like to be part of something you really believe in. He STILL thinks I am idiot for investing in Tesla. LOL!
Definitely, unequivocally, without a doubt NOT, IN ANY WAY an advice!
(feeling really happy about my little investment though)
Dan
Come on, isn't this sort of thing what everyone does in their spare time during the winter?
You had to say that...It really doesn't want to go below 380. That's awesome.
Was going to say the exact same thingIndeed. Except that you're not doing gradient descent to train the neural net itself, but rather to choose an optimal neural net architecture. Meta-training.
Most of my work with optimization has been through the scipy.optimize libraries, which offer quite a selection of tools - although I've more recently been needing to do it in C++ to avoid having to implement python bindings. The scipy libraries are also annoyingly deficient in A) threading, and B) ability to resume - although you can work around (A) by doing threading inside your cost evaluation function, and (B) by cashing and saving the results of every cost evaluation, so that if you have to start over, it can just look up the answers up to the point where you left off.
Most of my previous optimization projects have been with CFD model optimization, although I've also used it for things like compression, and my most recent project is an attempt to use differential evolution of fluids with an arrhenius equation database to try to evolve a hypercycle
Short OT anecdote.I haven't the foggiest idea what you are talking about here, but that's what I love about this place. It's highly unlikely to be BS, given the pedigree of the poster, but if it was BS then others with a similar pedigree will sort it out. I may borrow "my most recent project is an attempt to use differential evolution of fluids with an arrhenius equation database to try to evolve a hypercycle" for an upcoming Christmas party, many thanks.
How did you find this particular buy?From September
Im curious if people are still so sure these would expire worthless.
The auto story for tesla for US customers is good now which i think is why there is little change on news of EV subsidy/credit. The main story is the market coming to realization of local Shanghai factory making M3 for local consumption, thus bypassing any trade talk...I'm surprised it's not dropping now that it's out that the EV subsidy extension for the 200K+ club failed to pass.
A Sci-Am story long ago about electric cars for grid storage sparked my first interest in electric vehicles (as Sci Am did on so many other interests), making it my favorite Christmas gift magazine.Short OT anecdote.
I'm just a dumb aerospace engineer, but I peripherally interact with smart planetary geologists. At a Christmas party years ago I struck up a conversation with one who was investigating alternate K-T Boundary (dinosaur killer) hypotheses (the Chicxulub impact crater had just been discovered). I had just happened to skim a SciAm article on the subject that mentioned the "Deccan Traps" (ancient volcanic region in India). So, I threw out "Oh, so you're probably interested in the Deccan Traps." He was dumbfounded, as that was exactly what he was researching.
So, never underestimate the potential of throwing out a phrase to make you look smart (especially after the egg nog).