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That was why you should have had a separate account(s) and invested in NIO.Happy New Year's to all!
My wife just realized we have _.6 million dollars in TSLA stock and now wants to sell a bunch.
What do I do?!
If TSLA goes way above $1000 say $1100, and her wife asks where does the $200 (well, less the premium) extra profit go, then he will in an even bigger trouble.Sell 10 out of the money Calls that expire on Jan 2022 or later (it's called a leap). That'd sell 1000 shares on your chosen date if the price is at or above your chosen amount.
That should give you at least $100K starting at $1000 strikes. Strike is the price you will sell at on the date you chose if equal or above.
If it goes to or over $1000 at the end of the day the Call expires your wife gets her wish and you get more money than you would if you just sold them now.
If it is under $1000 on the day it expires you just get to keep the extra cash and your shares.
It might appease the wifey.
Plus as it approaches the $1000 strike marker you can show your wife and maybe she will change her mind. If that happens you can look for a point when you might be able to buy them back for less than you sold them for.
NOT ADVICE tho.
Read the additional comments by the guy. The original price of the Y was designed to not osbourne the Model 3 as it was priced way higher than anywhere else in the world. People were expecting a price revision. Now it's inline and actually 2k more than US pricing.Is that for real? I mean, holy *sugar* that's a serious price revision! I am thinking there's going to be a serious demand problem, as in, WAY TOO MUCH demand!
Read the additional comments by the guy. The original price of the Y was designed to not osbourne the Model 3 as it was priced way higher than anywhere else in the world. People were expecting a price revision. Now it's inline and actually 2k more than US pricing.
For that we'll have to wait until January 20.Happy new year.
Let's shed the stink of 2020 and move on to a new, more hopeful 2021 together.
2020 - The year TSLA caught fire, TMC was awesome, and pretty much everything else really sucked. So here you go, Farewell 2020:
from the MacRumors newsletter:
Analyst: Apple Car Still in Early Stages, Unlikely to Launch Until 2025-2027 at Earliest
The long-rumored Apple Car has been back in the headlines lately, with one report indicating that Apple is targeting production in 2024, but the vehicle may still be many years away from release.
In a research note this week, reputable Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that Apple's electric vehicle is unlikely to launch until 2025-2027 at the earliest. Kuo added that he would not be surprised if the release is pushed back even further to 2028 or later, noting that development of the vehicle has yet to begin in earnest.
Kuo also questioned how successful the Apple Car would be given that Apple would be lagging several years behind competitors like Tesla in areas like deep learning and artificial intelligence. Due to this competition, Kuo said "it's perilous to jump to the conclusion that Apple Car will succeed."
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It's a real dilemma: Figuring out if there's a way to get the wife to ease up on the mental purse strings and not get upset at me for splurging on some new toys, but not shock her with the fact that we own over 6 mil in TSLA.That was why you should have had a separate account(s) and invested in NIO.
Now it is too late.
Well, I had to tell my wife that too, so that she would realize that I was rich enough to buy a PlayStation 5 and take a couple days off work to play. Sad.
Absolutely floored by this announcement. Demand will be so huge. China delivery predictions anyone? 200k+?Deliveries will start in JANUARY! Huge demand, easier ramp than Model 3 - should be fantastic.
Happy New Year's to all!
My wife just realized we have _.6 million dollars in TSLA stock and now wants to sell a bunch.
What do I do?!
For me, figuring it out is easy. Here is the decision tree:
Do you need cash now?
--No. Then HODL Tesla shares.
--Yes. Then borrow cash and HODL Tesla shares.
I suspect that folks tempted to sell shares now are forgetting two facts:
1) This company is historic. There has never been anything like it, with a combination of...
Bears scoff at the current stock price and the idea that it will 10x again. "That would be a $6 trillion market cap! When has that ever happened?!" Well, several times in history, adjusted for inflation. But Tesla is making history.
- genius, workaholic, polymath CEO
- global braintrust of top-1% engineering talent
- corporate mission and other incentives attracting more top talent
- corporate culture driving rapid relentless innovation and improvements
- multiple, huge, accelerating technology leads
- vertical integration and talent/tech sharing with rocket geniuses
- gargantuan addressable markets (global transportation and energy)
- vast untapped or barely tapped market segments (robotaxis, trucking, solar roofs, virtual power-plants)
- vast untapped or barely tapped market regions (China, India, South America, Middle East, Africa)
- doubling product line in the next few years (Cybertruck, Semi, Roadster2, "world cars")
- doubling (or more) production capacity in the next few years (Giga Shanghai, Berlin, Austin)
- unlimited future opportunities for the engineering braintrust (home HVAC, air and underground transport, on Earth and Mars)
- fanatical, evangelical, exponentially growing customer base
- unprecedented social tailwinds (accelerating climate change, growing government incentives)
2) This stock has turned a corner. HODLers endured 5 years of price stagnation and some gut-wrenching drops. Some folks might be traumatized and think the stock is still risky. But TSLA's future will not be like the past, because...
FUD and abusive analysts will continue, but clearly they are losing effect. Volatility may continue, but so will the upward trend. The global market is waking up to TSLA. Usually when picking a stock, you must choose between safety and huge potential. TSLA offers both, in my studied opinion.
- major index inclusions are incoming (S&P 500 and 100)
- bond rating upgrades are incoming (if the raters want to be taken seriously)
- at least 15% of available shares are disappearing permanently into index funds
- up to 22% of available shares are disappearing likely permanently into benchmarked funds
- FUD will have no or little effect on those shareholders
- clueless or dishonest analysts will have no or little effect on those shareholders
- Tesla's "fortress balance sheet" now has $20 billion in cash
- all bear theses (unprofitability, inexperience, no demand, competition) have been discredited except excessive valuation
- this last bear thesis will be discredited by the imminent FSD rollout, blowout Q4 earnings, and new products and production capacity coming next year
- Tesla is now sandbagging their guidance to consistently beat expectations
OMG, great info: Saved it to a notepad for future viewing! It's extremely hard to keep track of everything Tesla is doing, I think you missed a few items in your list of items making Tesla historic
When the stock was $100/sh I thought it would one day be a $2,000/sh company (Split adjusted pricing) but now I think even that is way too low. Cant wait for the new numbers from Cathy Wood/Ark to come out!
- Dojo/Neural Net (Big Data, Even for the freaking Windshield wipers!)
- Giga/TeraFactrory (The machine that makes the machine and GigaPress)
- Material Science ('Claims to have designed a new silicon', and 'developing new alloys that enable the larger casting')
- Custom Chip Maker (Created their own FSD Hardware)
- Tesla Insurance (Tesla Insurance could potentially be America's biggest auto insurer)
- Tesla in-house software (Tesla replacing Salesforce with its own sales software)
- Expansive, ever-growing charging network (Tesla's vast, multinational Supercharger network is a huge competitive advantage)