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I need to check again but my Model S took a pretty big hit after 2 years on KBB ... likely due to Model 3 cannibalization... but we can agree to disagree on this one ... Teslas are continually improving making older models less desirable... any way my experience is normal depreciation...not sure i agree with your statements on gasoline counterparts either my 2007 4 runner cost $30 K new and Kelly BB still has it a $10K 12 years later ... pickups and other SUVs are also holding value .... I am long TSLA but trying to be realistic ...this thread has some reality check ...After low ball offers by Carmax and Tesla, sold it myself - Huge Difference!Depreciation is working much harder on Tesla's competition, used BMW's, Volvo's, etc. While every new car takes a big hit when you drive it off the lot, Tesla's have been depreciating much more slowly than their gasoline and diesel counterparts.
And no need to apologize to Elon, obviously the products will not appreciate unless and until FSD is legal. No rational person misunderstood that obvious point.
However, the calls you sell that then end in the money results in losing shares that your intention is to hold for a long time. This can be stressful.
I see this argument for using a portion of your investment to trade in/out of said investment. But it never holds up to scrutiny. If the investment is so good, just put your swing trading money in there too. That way you don't have to settle for only capturing 70-90% of the capital appreciation when it really pops.
Or maybe you're worried that the stock won't go anywhere, that it'll just bounce up/down forever without really appreciating. Then I would suggest you're in the wrong investment or you have too much in an investment that is too speculative by your own analysis. In that case, take the money you have allocated to swing trading and put it into another stock. Or start a small business. But swing trading a company you believe to be a good long-term buy and hold just doesn't make a lot of sense. Particularly when you account for all the time and effort it takes. How much is your time worth?
Not by percent though. Not even comparable!
Came across an article that I think may have some relation to what is happening and why this video exists.Nice fan made commercial:
Normally I don’t quote myself but, this aged well.You are correct about what was said. But I and many others are expecting a surprise on the model Y. It is not needed as all batteries are still accounted for. Tesla will sell every 18650 car they can make.
Tesla has been building the Y line for some time , and now with some test cars coming out, I think we will see some cars in Q1. They will be trial production first and then maybe 1000 a week. These will be expensive variants and improve margins.
if this is all wrong it does not matter to me. I will continue to be long. It’s just “extra credit”. Tesla’s biggest struggle is to get more batteries.
This has been discused somewhere... I remember reading it is designed to minimize contact with the screen.Looks like the tweet is just an embed link to their youtube:
There's an interesting blurb there about the front passenger airbag having a clever design to prevent/reduce occupant hitting the interior, which I had never heard of previously.
Aged? That post is less than 8 hours old!?!?Normally I don’t quote myself but, this aged well.
I bought 1000 shares of AAPL 18 years ago. Bought another 1000 shares about a year later. My broker kept calling me telling me I had too much AAPL since it kept going up no matter how many shorts kept saying Jobs was dying. Eventually I sold the second batch for about a $50-60,000 profit. What a stupid decision and I never take calls from the guy. Had I held on to that second 1000 shares I'd have twice as many millions as I have in AAPL now and be getting double the dividends. I'll ride TSLA as far as it will take me and I believe that will be further than AAPL. But I can afford to lose it all. No one should be investing in TSLA more than they can lose.I'd love to read stories of these buy and hold millionaires, you know of any?
Fourth digit of the VIN is a 3 so the Model is a 3, but 5th digit (body type) is E which is not currently defined nor is the 8th digit motor code of B.I really don't think this was an accident.
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"Oh, gee, we just "accidentally" (really briefly) showed that we started crash testing Model Ys in September...."
(Just to be sure though.... is that actually a Y? Looks rather 3-ish, although I'm terrible at telling them apart - apart from the chrome delete, which is easy to fake. But it explicitly says Model Y and has a recent date...)
Yes. Aged. A month or so ago I posted some speculation about the model S plaid. Within a few hours as well Elon himself contradicted me. And someone quoted it and said that it didn’t age well. So my ‘revenge’.Aged? That post is less than 8 hours old!?!?
What did I miss in the intervening time?
Fourth digit of the VIN is a 3 so the Model is a 3, but 5th digit (body type) is E which is not currently defined nor is the 8th digit motor code of B.
Y may be classed as an 3 variant.
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