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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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As that great sage Dennis Hopper once said, 'the 90s will make the 60s look like the 50s'.
Cheers
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
They're trying to push us down into the red right before close, aren't those dirty little mofos.
TSLA's got to be the most manipulated stock in the entire stock market.
TSLA's got to be the most manipulated stock in the entire stock market.
Actually macro's have been dropping steadily. I'm a bit surprised the stock is holding up into positive
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
The first walk down definitely felt like a typical walk down that we see in Tesla stock. The 2nd one has been step in step with macros. But yes, whenever Tesla makes a push higher, I'm always waiting for the walk down to start at any moment
willow_hiller
Well-Known Member
One more piece of evidence to add to the "Tesla doesn't need to advertise" pile. Also, as a fan of sailing this is super cool: Tesla Team-Up With Global Catamaran Racing Championship By Using Powerwall & Solar
It actually appears as though it's being dragged along with the macro market.
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Barron's - half hour ago: Lyft’s Move Shows Electric Vehicles Are Taking Over
Excerpt:
Ride-hailing company Lyft is getting rid of gasoline-powered cars in its fleets by 2030. That's the goal announced Wednesday. Batteries, and not gas, will power Lyft rides of the future.
The move isn't doing much to lift Lyft (ticker: LYFT), Uber Technologies (UBER), or EV-maker stocks today. But the news is another sign to investors that battery-powered cars are here to stay.
In the past, one of the biggest knocks against battery-powered cars was that they are more expensive to purchase up front. The electric drivetrain -- batteries and electric motors -- is pricier than a traditional internal combustion engine and gas tanks.
For its drivers, Lyft says it's committed to making the EV transition a "financial no-brainer," offsetting any higher costs with incentives. Details of purchase plans weren't disclosed.
Excerpt:
Ride-hailing company Lyft is getting rid of gasoline-powered cars in its fleets by 2030. That's the goal announced Wednesday. Batteries, and not gas, will power Lyft rides of the future.
The move isn't doing much to lift Lyft (ticker: LYFT), Uber Technologies (UBER), or EV-maker stocks today. But the news is another sign to investors that battery-powered cars are here to stay.
In the past, one of the biggest knocks against battery-powered cars was that they are more expensive to purchase up front. The electric drivetrain -- batteries and electric motors -- is pricier than a traditional internal combustion engine and gas tanks.
For its drivers, Lyft says it's committed to making the EV transition a "financial no-brainer," offsetting any higher costs with incentives. Details of purchase plans weren't disclosed.
That could be one week of revenue by then. OK, maybe 10 days.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Yeah, that's to be expected on a low volume trading day like today. $990 has been both an important support and resistance level, with 4 of the last 6 trading days either Opening or Closing near that SP:
... waiting for NEWZ.
Cheers!
Negative, I have 1K covered call this week
$1005 - always err on the safe side...
Krugerrand
Meow
Are we sure Lyft will still be around in 10 years?
I’ve had customers build pergolas:
I’ve had customers hide their panels behind parapet walls
When it comes to solar less is more. In my opinion.
Agree completely! The pergola mount makes tons of sense (and dollars too)!
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