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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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ByeByeJohnny
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I desperately need to go do something for the next hour but $3500 was my original get out because you are stupid rich price. Originally planned for 2028 or so. I'm obviously not, getting out that is, anymore but I really don't want to miss breaking $700. So I stay and we won't get there. I go and we will but I'll miss it.
Life is so hard sometimes.
Life is so hard sometimes.
Are you expected to? It's one day to the New Year Eve .... With such TSLA gain, you can kiss your boss goodbye
Drumheller
Active Member
Some of us are still wage slaves and are expected to get things done. I know that's not a popular viewpoint here. All of us would like to be able to retire from the rat race.
I like to look at my "get out" moment like this:
When someone asks me in the future when I sold TSLA, I'd like to say, "when I felt good enough to know that my money helped ensure climate change was averted".
Dosnt have to be all or nothing. 50/50 60/40 70/30 80/20 90/10.
I could now officially buy a Model S with my earnings, but I need a home. Holding off for mb 1,111 or thereabouts. I’m nervous too, be well!
Question: If we keep our slow trajectory, moving up with a few catalysts along the way, we will have many resistance levels. Does anyone have a estimate for a MAJOR resistance level. 1K?Knowing the first parabolic rise last year from 300-900. I would consider 300 the last MAJOR resistance. Since then it’s been relatively easy money
According to TA, the major resistance TSLA needs to close above is 695. If it doesn't close above 695 and get rejected 2x, then a correction sets in. If it closes above 695, then next PT is 740ish.
Phobi
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Very much the truth as I am in the same boat. The guiding light for us, is that with belief in the mission we’ll all get there sooner than later
Our wealth manager has an "exit plan" for me which he will call about "after Christmas." I've informed him nature already has three scenarios. My wife already knows my deathbed advice: "Don't sell TSLA."
HODLAD.
HODLAD.
Nah, he's too busy polishing his Mach-E to bother.
He has to get it looking good for the first recall...
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Runarbt
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Runarbt
Active Member
I just read on twitter that "Diversifying is the insurance for ignorance”.
One thing we on TMC is not, is ignorant. So I don't diversify...
One of my principles is to newer buy extra "insurance", on anything (except house, car and travel). ;-)
I am still trying hard to become accustomed to (40MM sh * $700) -----> $28 billion of shares trading in one day being able to be termed "low-moderate volume". This is with or without some fraction of the trades being high-frequency algobot motions. It's truly extraordinary in my book.
StealthP3D
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What is the key price level according to the tea leaves? Asking for a friend.
Maybe some of these wealth managers and financial advisors are getting a commission for convincing their clients to part with their TSLA shares in addition to getting commissions for selling them other crap?
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