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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Krugerrand
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I’ve thought about this (between avatar swaps) and my prediction is as a whole we don’t voluntarily change. People love a good excuse. There won’t be a sudden, ‘that’s it, I’m buying an EV.’ Excuses will range from too expensive, there’s nothing that fits my needs (really desires) 120%, etc...
People going back to work and about their lives just as before; less perhaps a few minor changes dependent on what governments make people/businesses do going forward for a spell.
Some people will change, no doubt. Most, meh. They’ll continue to live paycheck to paycheck, dump trash where they stand, panic etc..
It is the nature of a plague to destroy as much as possible on the path.
I’m hoping for forced change via bankruptcies and the like.
pyromatter
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woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Mike Smith
Active Member
10 car carriers being loaded. I don't think we'd seen more than 4 or 5 or in the past.
ThisStockGood
Still cruising my Model S 70 2015
CyberDutchie
Active Member
I recently signed the form to enable trading during pre open. I quickly learned last week that buying during a big rise is risky. If you catch the rise early enough you can gain big when it opens way up, but more often better deals will come during regular trading hours.
This is the case today as well.
This is the case today as well.
Drumheller
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Is this an official moderator post? Is it stating that members are limited to a specific number of disagrees they may click? What is that limit?
If you look at the line markings there's room for 30 or so loading bays.
Pezpunk
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i almost always to prefer to register disagreement with a sentiment with a simple thumbs down rather than gum up the thread with pointless tangential back-and-forth or bickering. the "disagree" button is a great tool for keeping the thread uncluttered.
StealthP3D
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Yeah, nothing is worse than a thread cluttered up with differing opinions, especially if it includes a lot of thoughtful reasons for their respective opinions!
Do they eat possum stew in Texas? I always thought that was more of a Okie/Arkansas thing? But you are correct they say "Texas Tea". Perhaps the panhandle? WIth nothing going on in the world at the moment we really need to get to the bottom of this. Perhaps the PETA lady can ask Elon at the next shareholders meeting?
dgodfrey
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Texas Tea is just a euphemism for oil, not a regional colloquialism.
For some reason I thought they were from Tennessee. Should this be its own thread?
For some reason I thought they were from Tennessee. Should this be its own thread?
adiggs
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It kinda looks to me like they're running out of room to build new buildings at this site. I think they're going to need another chunk of land soon
EDIT to add: somehow, I think phase 2 makes the already built section look small.
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NASA Satellite Data Show 30% Air Pollution Drop over the Northeastern US – Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet
pretty cool graphic ... i was initially challenged by the drag bar .. for those like me drag it left-right and right-left to see the left image/right image
this data cannot be dismissed post CV -19 ... as much as want to get back to work and other activities ... every day we get another clean air data point is a real silver lining
pretty cool graphic ... i was initially challenged by the drag bar
.. for those like me drag it left-right and right-left to see the left image/right image this data cannot be dismissed post CV -19 ... as much as want to get back to work and other activities ... every day we get another clean air data point is a real silver lining
Yes, but that's a euphemism for oil. He's a "poor mountaineer", which supposedly means Ozarks or Appalachia.
This must be done ... Telsa is in the right position to do it ... I have so far been against Tesla advertising (in the traditional sense) but to me this is different... the environmental data from this period must be shared and socialized with our citizens ... many of us on this thread know we are being slowly poisoned by fossil fuels ... but many smart people don't get it or choose to ignore it based on short term thinking
what a tremendous opportunity to educate the masses with data visualizations never before available ...
Sorry for the Texas Tea Topic, it was fun tho. I was just testing my luck at being a "standup comedian" on this forum, lol...abms.
Besides, all those people that just hold while I get admonished for ever selling TSLA... Side trades keep this exciting because otherwise, why even come here? If you're certain about $3,000 SP and have zero intentions of trading until then, why not just set an alert and go watch some golf on TV or something? Everyone has their own story and reasons, and some just enjoy the rollercoaster as a substitute to jumping out of a plane in a squirrel suit, flying 10m next to a rocky slope (someday).
My next trade is likely a buy on the next dip... or nothing. Maybe at $520 still cuz $420 is so outdated... I received that number from the Universe. We talk sometimes.
Besides, all those people that just hold while I get admonished for ever selling TSLA... Side trades keep this exciting because otherwise, why even come here? If you're certain about $3,000 SP and have zero intentions of trading until then, why not just set an alert and go watch some golf on TV or something? Everyone has their own story and reasons, and some just enjoy the rollercoaster as a substitute to jumping out of a plane in a squirrel suit, flying 10m next to a rocky slope (someday).
My next trade is likely a buy on the next dip... or nothing. Maybe at $520 still cuz $420 is so outdated... I received that number from the Universe. We talk sometimes.
According to 10 Things You Didn't Know About 'The Beverly Hillbillies'...
6. The Beverly Hillbillies came from Missouri
In the pilot episode, the narrator at one point says, "Let's take them back to their home in the Ozarks and see how this whole thing got started." Series creator Paul Henning was, in fact, from Missouri in real life. The state contains much of the Ozark mountains, so it makes sense that Henning gave the titular family members a similar origin to his own.
Edit: Back on topic, TSLA seems to be hanging around $730 this afternoon, which @Artful Dodger says is where the Upper Bollinger Band will be at the open tomorrow. I'm not sure what that means for tomorrow's trading.
6. The Beverly Hillbillies came from Missouri
In the pilot episode, the narrator at one point says, "Let's take them back to their home in the Ozarks and see how this whole thing got started." Series creator Paul Henning was, in fact, from Missouri in real life. The state contains much of the Ozark mountains, so it makes sense that Henning gave the titular family members a similar origin to his own.
Edit: Back on topic, TSLA seems to be hanging around $730 this afternoon, which @Artful Dodger says is where the Upper Bollinger Band will be at the open tomorrow. I'm not sure what that means for tomorrow's trading.
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