I agree but, with options and margin it gets complicated.Na...it's simple you invest X...you now have 1million plus x
This engineer gives up and accepts subjective criteria.
p.s. I’m on my fourth margarita
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I agree but, with options and margin it gets complicated.Na...it's simple you invest X...you now have 1million plus x
My bad; sorry about that!ex-mod: We're all happy that we made lots of money. But we don't need to be talking about how much we made in this thread. Please stop. --ggr
Has anyone identified the species of watermelon to be uprooted, impact on their offspring and seed migration patterns, and potential of being an endangered fruit species in need of preserves....er...um...preservation?Can you say "Shanghai Gigafactory Phase 3", coming to a former watermelon field near you...
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Well I drank all those beers at once....so we are probably about equalI agree but, with options and margin it gets complicated.
This engineer gives up and accepts subjective criteria.
p.s. I’m on my fourth margarita
Sorryex-mod: We're all happy that we made lots of money. But we don't need to be talking about how much we made in this thread. Please stop. --ggr
Upon reflection, who sold those 70-120M shares? I’m guessing ARK set up their rebalancing trade for the closing cross. Makes perfect sense when trying to dump millions of shares without impacting the SP. Definitely, dark pools like Vanguard Extended Index transferring shares to their S&P index. I suppose a few other internal transfers (e.g., maybe some growth funds “might” sell to lock in profits, with the justification that once in the S&P growth will slow). Who else? The big MM/houses that picked up shares all year for their proprietary clients?
Have a great night!Well I drank all those beers at once....so we are probably about equal
So... when do they announce TSLA's inclusion into the DJIA?
Tesla now qualifies for the Dow index as well. $8T under management. When is that happening?
Let the Part Duex game begin and may the odds be in your favor!
Upon reflection, who sold those 70-120M shares? I’m guessing ARK set up their rebalancing trade for the closing cross. Makes perfect sense when trying to dump millions of shares without impacting the SP. Definitely, dark pools like Vanguard Extended Index transferring shares to their S&P index. I suppose a few other internal transfers (e.g., maybe some growth funds “might” sell to lock in profits, with the justification that once in the S&P growth will slow). Who else? The big MM/houses that picked up shares all year for their proprietary clients?
To give him credit.For a good laugh, watch this live commentary video by Meet Kevin—a pretty well-known investment-advice YouTuber with a large following. He clearly has no clue whatsoever what’s going on as he is watching the last 5 minutes of regular trading! (funniest part starting at 7:15 into the video)
However, another stock split may be required. Unlike the market cap weighted S&P 500, the DJIA is weighted by share price. TSLA shares are currently priced far higher than any of the current DJIA components. If it were in the DJIA at its current price, it would be too great of an influence on the average.
This is a pretty important video. One unique edge case where FSD clearly struggled a lot a month ago. Then they got more data of this edge case and now they managed a drive without intervention. As they get more vehicles with FSD on the roads around the world expect to see similar progress for every edge case like driving on snow, driving in fog, heavy rain etc etc. This gives me a lot of confidence in their strategy!FSD Beta update: Tesla Raj says that the FSD Beta can now [sometimes] navigate down Lombard St in San Francisco with 0 interventions:
That could be fairly soon. The same company that chooses S&P components, essentially does the same for the DJIA.
Ever since the General Motors bankruptcy, the DJIA has not had a carmaker as a component. One is really needed to make the DJIA more reflective of large companies in American industry.
However, another stock split may be required. Unlike the market cap weighted S&P 500, the DJIA is weighted by share price. TSLA shares are currently priced far higher than any of the current DJIA components. If it were in the DJIA at its current price, it would be too great of an influence on the average.