Poll people again in 2 weeks and it'll be completely different. Poll people again after the next space flight. What Elon said may be shocking for some but will be forgotten soon enough by his fans. It's like your have this hot and beautiful wife who is awesome 95% of the time but that 5% she drives you crazy...you'll forget the next time she's naked.
Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Poll people again in 2 weeks and it'll be completely different. Poll people again after the next space flight. What Elon said may be shocking for some but will be forgotten soon enough by his fans. It's like your have this hot and beautiful wife who is awesome 95% of the time but that 5% she drives you crazy...you'll forget the next time she's naked.
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Electrek is like BuzzFeed. I love early days of Electrek but now it becomes the personal rant of Fred and becomes very politicalized.
As much as I hate some of the click bait titles from electrek and some of the dumb articles posted, it is still overwhelmingly positive for the transition to sustainable energy. Attacking sources like this is counter productive when the majority of non EV sites are extremely negative toward Tesla. Let's limit our hate toward our allies.
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I really need a battery day date so I can figure out when to sell calls.
This investing genius has certainly earned the right to have his Tesla opinions in the headlines of all the financial media.
David Einhorn’s hedge funds declined in April even as U.S. stocks had the biggest monthly gain since 1987.
The 1.1% drop added to first-quarter losses, leaving the Greenlight Capital funds down 22% this year, according to an investor update on Thursday viewed by Bloomberg. The S&P 500 Index jumped 13% in the month as unprecedented action by the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury helped buoy stocks amid the coronavirus crisis.
Einhorn’s value style of investing has mostly been out of sync with markets for years. He’s still trying to climb out of a hole that started with a 20% loss in 2015 and deepened with his worst decline ever three years later, when the main fund plunged 34%. With this year’s drop, he’d need to return about 93% to get back to where he was at the end of 2014.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
Edit: And my favorite financial media, Seeking Alpha, reports Einhorn's Q1 returns exactly backwards.The 1.1% drop added to first-quarter losses, leaving the Greenlight Capital funds down 22% this year, according to an investor update on Thursday viewed by Bloomberg. The S&P 500 Index jumped 13% in the month as unprecedented action by the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Treasury helped buoy stocks amid the coronavirus crisis.
Einhorn’s value style of investing has mostly been out of sync with markets for years. He’s still trying to climb out of a hole that started with a 20% loss in 2015 and deepened with his worst decline ever three years later, when the main fund plunged 34%. With this year’s drop, he’d need to return about 93% to get back to where he was at the end of 2014.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
Greenlight Capital (NASDAQ:GLRE) posts its Q1 letter to highlight its 21.5% return vs. the 19.6% decline of the S&P 500 Index.
Greenlight talks the longs and shorts of Q1 (NASDAQ:GLRE) | Seeking Alpha
Greenlight talks the longs and shorts of Q1 (NASDAQ:GLRE) | Seeking Alpha
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@Rammstein, now that you are hopefully more sobered up, can we hope to hold you to your promise?
Myself, I have been mostly staying quiet at home, experiencing the TSLA ride. Please do the same.
(Still several hundred spam msgs behind in search of the pony under all that horse-sugar in this thread.)
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