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caught the Neroden virusWhen did Valueanalyst turn into a bitter long? Wasn’t he/she a extremely bullish long at one point? I must have missed that drama.
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caught the Neroden virusWhen did Valueanalyst turn into a bitter long? Wasn’t he/she a extremely bullish long at one point? I must have missed that drama.
Macros going south.Just waiting for the next leaked email...
007
@TrendTrader007
$TSLA
Used to buying rounds but now we buy the bar Last year they had to ask now they know who we are uh! I got so much money I should start a bank So much paper right in front of me it's hard to think Buy so many bottles it's gon' be hard to drink But I'm still pourin' up
I'm selling at $1500. Sorry, but there's just too much of a case for a post-election mega-recession. If we wiggle our way up to $1500 after the 2Q call or perhaps actual S&P inclusion, I'm selling and buying back in at $750-950. Y'all are just crazy.
Lets say S&P is announced in early September, how long until all the ETFs and mutual funds will have bought their shares? Are they already buying? Is it pretty much instantly?
Thank you!What sets ARK apart from most ETF managers and brokerage analysts is that they actually have technology experts on staff in every discipline they cover from genetics to AI. These are their analysts. Why most of Wall Street didn't figure out it makes sense to have more than financial expertise in-house just shows how arrogant they are.
When ARK says NKLAs planned technology roll-out doesn't make sense, people should listen.
Arkk Invest, the most bullish fund manager on any emerging tech and are willing to entertain any outrageous ideas, decided that Nikola doesn't add up. Watch the CNBC interview from yesterday. And you know Arkk are the ones who always look at every company from a point of glass is half full point of view.
My worst fear is that Elon tweets that he has invented teleportation. And placed it in a different company.
That would actually qualify as the best and worst tweet ever. At the same time.
A mega recession might come and that could decimate the ICE industry and probably set Tesla back to $750 .... But the central banks and governments aren't rational and could pump $ to save the stock market
I'm having second thoughts. Trevor is starting to display some incredible innovation. He's talking about putting built-in soda fountains in the cab of his trucks.
https://twitter.com/nikolatrevor/status/1276300718475898880
I wonder why Elon didn't think of that? /s
Nothing wrong with neat and orderly.
Can we get Gordon Johnson on CNBC more often? Seems to be my good luck charm.
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I ordered a hat on Friday and got 1,207,033.
Could that imply 11k merchandise orders since Friday?
Wait, so hiring former frat boys with no technical expertise who got the job because their Dad knew a guy isn't the best way to analyze disruptive tech?What sets ARK apart from most ETF managers and brokerage analysts is that they actually have technology experts on staff in every discipline they cover from genetics to AI. These are their analysts. Why most of Wall Street didn't figure out it makes sense to have more than financial expertise in-house just shows how arrogant they are.
When ARK says NKLAs planned technology roll-out doesn't make sense, people should listen.
I feel the same, but what i fear even more than saving ICE makers is saving Wall Street instead of Main Street, causing a a violent class war (the rich preferring authoritarianism to some kind of social-democracy) that will make it impossible to plan any kind of shift.I am less concerned that governments might try to save the stock markets than I am that they might try to save ICE manufacturers. That would be a temporary employment fix but longer term, a waste of money and a slowing down of the desirable shift to EVs.
007
@TrendTrader007
$TSLA
Used to buying rounds but now we buy the bar Last year they had to ask now they know who we are uh! I got so much money I should start a bank So much paper right in front of me it's hard to think Buy so many bottles it's gon' be hard to drink But I'm still pourin' up
With this price action i might go for AP just to do my part for a break even quarter... i really don't care for AP but what the heck ..
2 TSLA shares should cover the cost ... back when we were at $200/share i would have bought 10 shares of the stock ... but now the math has flipped ...
so 2 shares or AP ? What say you ?