Isn't it very normal to see a delayed reaction?
Yup, especially for TSLA. I feel like I'm always surprised on the day when the 'reaction' should happen. Then it quiets down and shoots up later, once people have stopped writing articles about X.
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Isn't it very normal to see a delayed reaction?
Wall Street is just di*king around with the retail investors. They're trying to shake shares loose. Don't be that guy.
Sold my QS yesterday and bought more TSLA
The mindset is easy to understand. Look at today's chart... sell at open, buy back the same shares/calls at 10:30... Bam! You just made a bunch of money.I still just don’t understand the “day trader” mindset. To me, it’s like those on the highway who weave in and out of lanes trying to get to their destination 4 minutes faster than the person who just stays in their lane, moving with the flow of traffic, patiently waiting through traffic jams/road blocks/detours. I understand if someone needs the money, but why invest in the market if you aren’t willing to hold long term? I’m always so baffled with the “get rich quick” and the “gambling” mentality
I invested in TSLA because I truly loved the company, products, and mission. Whether the SP rises or falls everyday, is not really my ultimate concern because I know in the end, we will get to our destination.
I still just don’t understand the “day trader” mindset. To me, it’s like those on the highway who weave in and out of lanes trying to get to their destination 4 minutes faster than the person who just stays in their lane, moving with the flow of traffic, patiently waiting through traffic jams/road blocks/detours. I understand if someone needs the money, but why invest in the market if you aren’t willing to hold long term? I’m always so baffled with the “get rich quick” and the “gambling” mentality
I invested in TSLA because I truly loved the company, products, and mission. Whether the SP rises or falls everyday, is not really my ultimate concern because I know in the end, we will get to our destination.
Day traders don't operate with a "get rich quick" mindset. Quite the opposite. Day trading is exhausting, very labor-intensive, methodical and repetitive. Rinse and repeat every single day.I still just don’t understand the “day trader” mindset. To me, it’s like those on the highway who weave in and out of lanes trying to get to their destination 4 minutes faster than the person who just stays in their lane, moving with the flow of traffic, patiently waiting through traffic jams/road blocks/detours. I understand if someone needs the money, but why invest in the market if you aren’t willing to hold long term? I’m always so baffled with the “get rich quick” and the “gambling” mentality
I invested in TSLA because I truly loved the company, products, and mission. Whether the SP rises or falls everyday, is not really my ultimate concern because I know in the end, we will get to our destination.
Back to that topic, I'm sure the Board or whatever VW has as the equivalent can find "cause" to fire him. Non-competes for employees are often disputable, but for C-level execs, there is usually so much money attached via strings that the C-levels don't bother to try for a job "in the same or a related field" until they are legally in the clear.
German law might be different, but I've had to fire more than one C-level exec and, sadly, went down that rabbit hole with US law.
Ed Niedermeyer and acolytes tweeting out this article today.
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1. Day traders don't just day trade 1 stock. Theoretically, if you're really good at it, you can find winners everyday. TSLA has down days.I still just don’t understand the “day trader” mindset. To me, it’s like those on the highway who weave in and out of lanes trying to get to their destination 4 minutes faster than the person who just stays in their lane, moving with the flow of traffic, patiently waiting through traffic jams/road blocks/detours. I understand if someone needs the money, but why invest in the market if you aren’t willing to hold long term? I’m always so baffled with the “get rich quick” and the “gambling” mentality
I invested in TSLA because I truly loved the company, products, and mission. Whether the SP rises or falls everyday, is not really my ultimate concern because I know in the end, we will get to our destination.
Day traders don't operate with a "get rich quick" mindset. Quite the opposite. Day trading is exhausting, very labor-intensive, methodical and repetitive. Rinse and repeat every single day.
It isn't about instant gratification.
I still just don’t understand the “day trader” mindset. To me, it’s like those on the highway who weave in and out of lanes trying to get to their destination 4 minutes faster than the person who just stays in their lane, moving with the flow of traffic, patiently waiting through traffic jams/road blocks/detours. I understand if someone needs the money, but why invest in the market if you aren’t willing to hold long term? I’m always so baffled with the “get rich quick” and the “gambling” mentality
I invested in TSLA because I truly loved the company, products, and mission. Whether the SP rises or falls everyday, is not really my ultimate concern because I know in the end, we will get to our destination.
Will your short term puts be way OTM?If the SP does what I expect, I'm going make a killing on the way up and down. I have a boatload of calls already that are way up and I will hold them until near Dec. 18/21. Then when the top seems near, I will buy a boatload of shoter-term puts with some of the profits from my calls. (no I would not be a bear as my core shares/LEAPS I am not touching and they will massively dwarf any puts I buy). This could end up being a 10-30 bagger both up and down!
She (and ARK) have been promoting that idea for a while, now. It doesn’t seem to get much traction from Tesla.Tesla Should Launch a Human Driven Ride-Hail Service to Accelerate Its Autonomous Strategy
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