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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Fishy Fish
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Perhaps it was some statements I'm seeing on marketwatch from Bullard at the Fed that unemployment could now be above 20%, and that zero interest rates will be in place for years
Paracelsus
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Florists, clothing stores, and book stores..........................everything you can order online is now opening its Brick and Mortar stores for non-essential items. But no mention of highly automated manufacturing for items desperately needed to fight Climate Change. I am ranting because this is SO completely backwards to what is MOST necessary in the fight against the much greater threat........Climate Change. If Newsom and Cuomo were sincerely concerned about Climate Change they would do so by very publicly demanding that all Solar, Wind, and EV manufacturing facilities and installation companies could begin work 'Full Speed Ahead' if they could demonstrate the same level of attention to detail as a California Florist shop.
Perhaps Elon needs to Tweet that Fremont will provide 1 dozen roses, a book of your choice, a vegan hot dog, and a sporting goods baseball cap with the delivery of each new Tesla made in California in a sincere effort to meet the requirements of the new return to operations Newsom released for florists, clothing & sporting good stores, and bookstores
Hey, maybe then all the May 15 options I bought before the ER will not be completely worthless!
Dan Detweiler
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Correction...
SOME are here only to make money.
Others (I would say many or even most here) INVEST in Tesla because we believe in what they are trying to do and want to be a part of it.
Sure, I would be disingenious if I said we all wouldn't love to make some money along the way, but that is not the driving force behind everyone here.
Dan
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No, plumbing, you know, to keep the sugar from hitting the fan?Plummeting?
No light was shed.
I think the majority believe in the Mission, for sure, but most of us want to get rich too.
Otherwise the best way to actually progress the transition would be for all of us to sell our shares and buy all the model 3's we can get and give to friends and family...
Nobel prize award for 2020 is in excess of $900,000.
LN1_Casey
Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus
And we closed positive, a cool +$7 to yesterday's close. Go TSLA!
Though I will admit I'm a bit surprised we closed positive at all, given that hard shove as we were creeping up in the typical final hour climb. I think the markets were hopeful for more action from California (which is 1/8th of the US population), and some maybe for specific call outs to Telsa (largely us on this thread).
The week is still young.
Though I will admit I'm a bit surprised we closed positive at all, given that hard shove as we were creeping up in the typical final hour climb. I think the markets were hopeful for more action from California (which is 1/8th of the US population), and some maybe for specific call outs to Telsa (largely us on this thread).
The week is still young.
That being said, it would be an awfully boring forum if every member just bought and held. It is an investor's roundtable and I for one like to hear from both traders and longs. What I don't like are insults directed to posters for perhaps an uninformed post. We all have something to learn and corrections and/or explanations can be made without calling each other names.
Calais?
(I'm just messin' with you, man, no hard feelings here and I certainly have lived with a jaundiced eye toward my country all my life. Grew up with Vietnam war, then Nixon got re-elected, and I've been disillusioned ever since.)
LN1_Casey
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Blackrock has apparently been gathering shares of TSLA. 7.2million* shares as of 31 March.
*edited in an important distinction.
Blackrock has apparently been gathering shares of TSLA. 7.2million* shares as of 31 March.
*edited in an important distinction.
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JusRelax
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Gali/Hyperchange with some evidence/speculation on a pilot cell manufacturing lab in Fremont which he believes is being used for testing Maxwell's dry battery electrode (and potentially other tech as well)... only 3 minutes long:
I rolled my may 15s to June 19 earlier today but I hope it does hit 900Hey, maybe then all the May 15 options I bought before the ER will not be completely worthless!
feigen66
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Can't agree more. This late summer California will be lit.
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They should try a little harder; that's not even a particularly large order for me, much less Blackrock.
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When you say you rolled them, that means you sold the May 15 and bought June 19s? Well, that is almost $35-$40 of premium additional per option based on today's prices. Not sure I want to do that, so will just take my chances with the May 15 options.
copyhacker
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In addition to the unusual amount of detail and breadth of knowledge, the writing style is nearly identical. Interesting.
There's also a throwaway mention of Austrian economic theory here.
I'd say greater than even chance this is our FC.
Mission Impossible: Spaceballs
Ethan Hunt is tasked with going around the globe picking up all the Coronaviruses and putting them in little balls to eject into space. Only then, will Fremont Factory be allowed to re-open.
Ethan Hunt is tasked with going around the globe picking up all the Coronaviruses and putting them in little balls to eject into space. Only then, will Fremont Factory be allowed to re-open.
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