MC3OZ
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Watch out, Warren! It's gonna be a 'Candy Buffet':
I want Tesla candies is all relevant shapes (but not sizes)
- Model S/X/3/Y
- Original and new Roadster...
- Cybertruck
- Semi
- Supercharger stall
- Powerwall
- Solar roof.
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Watch out, Warren! It's gonna be a 'Candy Buffet':
This is entering bubble territory. But I believe it can hit $700 before dropping down to $350ish. Please, if you are using margin, start deleveraging. I think Tesla can be the world biggest company, in 5-8 years, not now!
unless FSD rewrite is actually convincing
If they did that....$TSLA would not be where its at today. THANK YOU Shorts!!!
Current top 10 USA market caps:
AAPL 2.21T
AMZN 1.73T
MSFT 1.71T
GOOG 1.11T
FB 835.3B
BRK 521.9B
TSLA 464.3B
V 451.1B
JNJ 403.9B
WMT 393.2B
Movin' on up!
It taught me that a life solely spent preparing for a future that may not come is a partially wasted life.
I am not an expert but volume does not equal anything known. Volume with options just indicates how many times a particular option was sold (opened), resold and bought back (which means it was finally closed). One can high frequency trade millions of the same strike option if they really wanted and it could represent the same 100 shares being sold(opened) and bought back(closed). What counts is how many are left open at the end of the day and typically as I have been watching things not many additional options end up opened compared to the days volume. Look back at last week when 10s of thousands of the 2200 strike Calls were traded and the next day only 2000 of them stuck around.So there's a thread on reddit r/options today
Tesla call volume will cause the stock to keep going up, with some basic option terminology. : options
One of the comments says this:
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Options traded today represent 230 million shares Actual number of shares in the market are 148 million (78 million were traded today)
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Can any of our option experts shed some light on these numbers? Are they normal, high, exceptionally high? Do they imply anything for the future (as in the rest of this week)?
You mean Happy FIRST Split Day... ;-)
Options traded today represent 230 million shares Actual number of shares in the market are 148 million (78 million were traded today)
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Can any of our option experts shed some light on these numbers? Are they normal, high, exceptionally high? Do they imply anything for the future (as in the rest of this week)?
For reference, here are a couple articles (dating back to 2012) on the "Madoff Exemption":
Yes, Naked Short Selling IS a Real Problem
Cat House Post # 7171
Do the 4 per shares we just got have today's date or original share purchase date as far as long term vs short term gains are calculated?
And if you so choose, here’s a link! https://www.amazon.com/Millionaire-Next-Door-Surprising-Americas/dp/1589795474/Maybe I need to read it. For years I regretted buying our current house because it was too expensive and the mortgage used up too much of my income, and life would have been so much easier if we had stayed in our old house. But thanks to TLSA, I was able to pay off my new house in February. Now if I stay with my current lifestyle, I have plenty of money if I sell all my TSLA now and I would never have to worry about money again. But with my gains and what I believe will be future gains, I have now started eyeing a couple VERY expensive toys that I never thought I would be able to buy before. If I buy them, I will use up enough of my money that I will worry about monthly spending again (kind of like "house rich, money poor"). I guess I'm a slow learner, or I secretly like to suffer and worry about money....
Original share acquisition/purchase date, original cost basis.Do the 4 per shares we just got have today's date or original share purchase date as far as long term vs short term gains are calculated?
I read this book last year and at the time my biggest concern was how far can I cut back on living expenses to supercharge my investment.And if you so choose, here’s a link! https://www.amazon.com/Millionaire-Next-Door-Surprising-Americas/dp/1589795474/
It’s an easy read. It’s one a few books I read when starting my career that set me on a path towards financial independence. It convinced me then that not only was it possible, but it’s rather doable with that certain mindset (i.e., live within your means, frugality, quality vs quantity, build wealth not (bad) debt, (not) keeping up with the Jones’, selecting those big ticket items such as homes, cars, toys, etc.,....).
Does it come in gold?
Sounds like you got it! Life-Energy-Money-Time balance and trade-offs. Money is just a means to an end. And then what? Many here are at or near that point and get to answer that question.Walden by Thoreau. Beats the hell outta any "Millionaire" book.
In a nutshell. He saw a man need some things. But men trade time for having more things than they need. The time they spend making money for things they don't need is time they can't buy back. Time is limited. Money/things ain't.
And that is all I ever learned from my college Philosophy class. And the basis of my life.
I read this book last year and at the time my biggest concern was how far can I cut back on living expenses to supercharge my investment.
Now, my concern is what's the best way for a 30 ish-year-old to get health insurance after quitting his day job.