I suggest diversifying across tesla energy, tesla auto, tesla data services, tesla software, and tesla AI.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I suggest diversifying across tesla energy, tesla auto, tesla data services, tesla software, and tesla AI.
My new job is refreshing the stock quote page
I could be (and hope to be) wrong, but I don't see the S&P making the decision until after the initial 2-3 days split surge. Earliest I see is Weds, but next Mon-Weds seems a lot more likely to me.
Mike Smith
Active Member
My trading account is now up 32,140% since November, which is within my target range for acceptable performance.
Thats what I do every year, since 2004Yea, I started donating to Doctors without borders again today
They do an amazing job.
Mad@gascar
Teslanaire Extraordinaire
Is this the real world? Pinch me so I can wake up! If somebody had told me at the beginning of the year that TSLA would trade above $500 by August, I would have thought that's nuts. Yet here we are .... after a 5:1 stock split, nonetheless!
Just another Monday spike? Look at the past 4 weeks, lol.
You have low expectations for acceptable performance
They are sitting on thousands of pages of investigation records. Did they run out of chairs? It's all about the chairs.
mejojo
Active Member
I don't know about these specific systems, but many large-scale mainframe systems do not operate with a relational database.
Word for the not yet wise
To those for whom have not yet lost in the battle of the markets
Whose investing ships have never traversed stormy seas, only sailing on smooth waters.
Be very afraid of easy gains, especially on margin or through options.
There are many involved in the markets that have had great wealth come and go due to lack of discipline.
Learn of these failures to prevent your own.
If your trading gains have been easy, and you move in and out as an active trader, the easy emotional things that work now,
might just be your ruin.
I have been there, lost everything, twice.
To those for whom have not yet lost in the battle of the markets
Whose investing ships have never traversed stormy seas, only sailing on smooth waters.
Be very afraid of easy gains, especially on margin or through options.
There are many involved in the markets that have had great wealth come and go due to lack of discipline.
Learn of these failures to prevent your own.
If your trading gains have been easy, and you move in and out as an active trader, the easy emotional things that work now,
might just be your ruin.
I have been there, lost everything, twice.
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I worked my way through university as a laborer at a small sawmill over two summers. I was slinging boards and beams for $8 per hour in 1988/1989. It was grueling and my co-workers were sometimes aggravating. One day I had a close call with a huge saw and I was inches from a quick and messy death. But I didn’t have time to think about that too much at the time because we were on a tight schedule. At the end of some days, my arms were so shot I could barely put away the power tools. Towards the end of the summer, I came home and collapsed on the living room floor, soaking in sweat, oil, and sawdust. In his greatest act of mercy my father asked me how much I was going to earn the next week (my last week of work for the summer). He then paid me on the spot and freed me from that job. The owner later told me he had to hire two guys to do the job I was handling by myself. The following summer I was an intern in a research laboratory.
This morning, over a period of two hours my $TSLA shares grew more in value than my total salary that I earned over two summers at that damn sawmill.
ain’t life funny.
I’m working two jobs and HODLING the hell out of $TSLA until I can free my lovely wife from her job.
Thank you Elon and his team and the brilliant and charming folks of TMC for bringing that day closer.
I worked my way through university as a laborer at a small sawmill over two summers. I was slinging boards and beams for $8 per hour in 1988/1989. It was grueling and my co-workers were sometimes aggravating. One day I had a close call with a huge saw and I was inches from a quick and messy death. But I didn’t have time to think about that too much at the time because we were on a tight schedule. At the end of some days, my arms were so shot I could barely put away the power tools. Towards the end of the summer, I came home and collapsed on the living room floor, soaking in sweat, oil, and sawdust. In his greatest act of mercy my father asked me how much I was going to earn the next week (my last week of work for the summer). He then paid me on the spot and freed me from that job. The owner later told me he had to hire two guys to do the job I was handling by myself. The following summer I was an intern in a research laboratory.
This morning, over a period of two hours my $TSLA shares grew more in value than my total salary that I earned over two summers at that damn sawmill.
ain’t life funny.
I’m working two jobs and HODLING the hell out of $TSLA until I can free my lovely wife from her job.
Thank you Elon and his team and the brilliant and charming folks of TMC for bringing that day closer.
that is actually a story of caution. Qcom recently reached the peaks of 1999 - twenty years later
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
Buy and holders : TSLA is up 1000% in the past year!
Options traders : Aww, that's cute.
I'm in the buy and hold camp. I'm too chicken (and uninformed) to do options
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Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
Iif we are indeed in a tech bubble then TSLA reaches post split $2000 within 6 months.
I hear that is a good paying job. Is it difficult?
Driver Dave
Member
You know...
Seeing stock at 2000 it is hard to wrap your head around it doubling to 4000, and definitely hard to comprehend doing a 10x to 20,000.
Seeing stock at 400 it is easier to understand it doubling to 800, and 10x to 4000.
This "I Can Grok The Return" is probably hugely important to motivating retail investors to jump in.
Analysts should stop saying "splits do nothing" and "the market is weird"
Markets react to price. Size of slice doesn't matter. Simple as that.
Seeing stock at 2000 it is hard to wrap your head around it doubling to 4000, and definitely hard to comprehend doing a 10x to 20,000.
Seeing stock at 400 it is easier to understand it doubling to 800, and 10x to 4000.
This "I Can Grok The Return" is probably hugely important to motivating retail investors to jump in.
Analysts should stop saying "splits do nothing" and "the market is weird"
Markets react to price. Size of slice doesn't matter. Simple as that.
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