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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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You kid, but when we were traveling by bus south of Cancun a few years ago I was amazed at all the little huts we passed by, most with no windows, but almost all with a visible TV and an antenna on the thatch roof. The demand for affordable (or free) web service in areas like those all around the world will be huge! It has the potential for some very positive results, specifically in education and medicine.
The times they are a changing.
agastya
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"Added more powder"? That generally means transferring cash into your brokerage account (or selling stock to raise cash). But it looks like you're using it to mean buying more stock?
In any case, I would not be happy taking profit after only10% gain!
Yeah, but not everyone is you, is it? I had a plan, stuck to it and ended my tax advantaged accounts about 9k more than last week, reinvested back into 41 more pieces of the QQQs
One can continue to create wealth staying invested, but also make a quick buck on days of such frenzy, they are mutually exclusive.
It remains the same but I don't know how they track it in the broker...
Most frustrating thing about this stock price rise is that no amount of money will get me a 7-seat Model Y right now. Model X is too big, and I don't want falcon wings.
Guess I'll just hold.
Guess I'll just hold.
ProfTournesol
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So > 90k deliveries and a positive quarter is priced in now.
StealthP3D
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I have never found those two things to be mutually exclusive. But I'll leave you alone, you seem to know exactly what you're doing.
RSI is an indicator use to gauge whether a stock is being overbought. Over 70 is overbought, under 30 is underbought. To be clear, 70 is danger territory but not overly so for TSLA. The last time it touched 94 was Feb 4 and we all know what happened that day. Problem is if RSI is 70 chances are we'll see more FOMO which pushes it up higher.
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Elon is always "working" even when he's socializing. It is good PR to drink an American bourbon rather than a Scottish or Irish whiskey but Woodford Reserve has gone downhill and is very over-priced for it's character which relies heavily on wood tannins.
Almost any single-malt scotch or good Irish whiskey (even at the same price point) offers more. Yes, different drinks but, just sayin'! Elon probably prefers scotch in private 'cause he knows his stuff.
I haven't had a Maker's Mark in over 4 yrs, this is getting me thirsty. So, changing the subject slightly...
I've been enjoying medicinal these days - Hybrids are for newbies, pun intended, but I'm all Sativa here. Just the thought of lighting one up with Elon to discuss any latest evidence of IA Self-Aware Teslas - on my bucket list! I used to want that Joe Rogan moment with Tom Petty, but now it's Elon.
How can it be *not* reused to ensure it can never end up in the ocean again?
LN1_Casey
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I don't think it is. I think people are just anticipating a possible positive quarter, and possible S&P inclusion--it's not a full price in yet.
It'll jump again after the P&D report, then drop as "sell the news" happens, then gradual run up to ER, then a frantic leap if it's positive.
My $0.02
The threat to California leaving isn't about Tesla leaving. It is about Musk moving out of state and depriving the California Tax Board of a few billion dollars when he exercises his stock options.
"Here is an indisputable fact about California taxation: More than two-thirds of state general fund revenues come from personal income taxes and about half of those taxes are paid by the 1% of taxpayers atop the income scale."
www.mercurynews.com/2019/10/29/walters-are-the-wealthy-fleeing-california-taxes
Tesmanian - yesterday: Tesla (TSLA) Stock Split Worth Discussing At Shareholders Meeting 2020, Says Elon Musk
For years here I had been saying that a stock split would be pointless in this era in which there is no extra cost for trading less than a round lot (100 shares). Now there is the matter of fractional share trading at some brokerages, which might add to that argument. However, I just now contacted TD Ameritrade and was told they do not accept orders to buy fractional shares. So perhaps a stock split should be considered to allow novice not-so-wealthy investors to start accumulating now $1100+ shares of TSLA.
For years here I had been saying that a stock split would be pointless in this era in which there is no extra cost for trading less than a round lot (100 shares). Now there is the matter of fractional share trading at some brokerages, which might add to that argument. However, I just now contacted TD Ameritrade and was told they do not accept orders to buy fractional shares. So perhaps a stock split should be considered to allow novice not-so-wealthy investors to start accumulating now $1100+ shares of TSLA.
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In my experience, they just halve the strike price and double the number of contracts.
I can't believe I'm considering buying more because it's at 1017. I already have "enough" but dang.
I'd love it for options related reasons.
I'd love it for options related reasons.
agastya
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I have never found those two things to be mutually exclusive. But I'll leave you alone, you seem to know exactly what you're doing.
yeah, let's not digress into the investing v/s trading debate.Lets just stay all aboard the choo choo train to EoY 2000 and higher.
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