JRP3
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Covid 19 case in NYC, at least one school closed.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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StealthP3D
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I've heard of "fair-weather skiers" but what do you call this?
Foul-weather forum participant? I always thought the name "KSilver2000" referred to TSLA's likely near-future share price. But I think I was wrong about that.
Driver Dave
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Nothing says “behind the times” like an iconic kidney shaped grill.
I wonder how many miles you lose pushing that ugly front down the road.
BMW is done like Nokia.
TSLA the only one making cars of today and for the future.
I wonder how many miles you lose pushing that ugly front down the road.
BMW is done like Nokia.
TSLA the only one making cars of today and for the future.
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"fully charged" is the right terminology for EVs ... I love it ... media needs to pick it upAccording to Google, that's $773.98 USD, a few dollars higher than aftermarket trading close. There appears to be continuing buying pressure. I hope it's caused by people figuring out that Tesla is fully charged (I was going to say "running on all cylinders" but I think that's a phrase that should probably be retired) as opposed to big market players jerking us around for their own short term goals.
While I'm confident Q1 results will be unexpectedly strong, and even more confident of Tesla's long-term trajectory upwards, I'm less confident in the very short-term action. Be prepared for unexpected volatility (both up and down). This is just a gut feeling brought about mostly by the Coronavirus causing a lot of market activity in and out of various positions and general chaos which could create opportunities for market manipulators to harness for their own quick profit. More likely it's real strength (a lot more people wanting TSLA in their portfolios). As a long-term buy/hold investor with no open options, I don't have to worry about it one way or the other.
Wow that is hideous.
6 dead, 11 schools closed in Seattle area
. The situation at the retirement home in Kirkland, WA is also getting worse by the hour.
Once the Roadster 2020 is out, it should be "Firing on all thrusters".Could still refer to running on all battery cells (unless Tesla goes prismatic).
0.5% rate cut announced by Feds.
Or to put it more simply... with all of those cars in ships en route to Europe, if not to new owners, exactly where does one think they're going this quarter?
(Yes, I know.... TSLAQ: "PARKING LOTS!!!"
)This is not the thread. You mean to post that here.
Glamisduner
Active Member
The one time in 2 years I needed to buy stocks and RH was down.
FML, looks like I'm not getting Tesla back and need to put the money somewhere else.
FML, looks like I'm not getting Tesla back and need to put the money somewhere else.
StealthP3D
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Robinhood is still down. Oh man, the people responsible are going to be famous. What's leap year?
Krugerrand
Meow
Why don’t we just change school spring break time period?
StealthP3D
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Fer cryin' out loud! If you want TSLA, just buy some! It's still very reasonably valued overall.
Chalk it up to an expensive lesson on how you DON'T do it.
Glamisduner
Active Member
Seems to be back up now but it's too late, stock is $150 more per share than when I sold it now.
Guess I'll have to hope for the market to drop again. Incubation period is 14 days, so maybe?
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
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Doesn't anyone else think this is a bit bearish? I know the market was already expecting it which caused the massive run up yesterday, but something about the hastiness of their cut doesn't sit well with me. Very reactionary.
Tesla will still be Tesla and rip it, but this market seems wack.
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