I bet he's on TMC right now reading this.
Edit: I don't have a Twitter account so this is just a screen shot from the link in redan's post...
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I bet he's on TMC right now reading this.
Did ChickenLittleGenius take over or brain wash this guy
Larry Ellison.Who do you think is the second largest individual investor?
And some confirmation for anyone doubting our whale is not who he says he is:
Plus, his expected return:
But will he telegraph his sells?I will say, if he's being genuine and just wants to be open about his move and his beliefs, all the power to him. It would be refreshing for Wall St since most of Wall St is all about trying to mislead and get the leg up on other investors.
Most whales build their position secretly/quietly and only go open about it after they've gotten the amount of shares they want. This guys has been openly telegraphing his buys, even before he's done the buying.
But will he telegraph his sells?
Wish he can post his analysis of his thesis on Teslas valuation vs posting this we apes are strong together BS. Even deepf#$kingvalue posts his analysis on GME.
So Elon should roughly be a trillionaire by 2025-27 from Tesla alone based on this assessment. Surely that will get the Dems to invite him to the white house.And some confirmation for anyone doubting our whale is not who he says he is:
Plus, his expected return:
I get where you’re coming from but personally feel holding TSLA by retail is a powerful strategy from both the individual and the market perspectives.
For individuals, holding allows you to take a long term view. It also insulates you from the short term manipulations of those with access to higher execution speeds and more ways to slice and dice trades. While "simply" holding doesn’t make you invulnerable, it makes you far less vulnerable to extraneous influences than the options trader.
From a market perspective, recall the summer of 2018 when there was a concerted effort to "short-to-kill" Tesla. I held knowing of and aiming to combat this effort even though much of my position was down by half at that point. Those retail investors who did as I did, and a good number of them are here, helped Tesla weather a dangerous storm.
Powerless? I think not—these are not small things.
As I’ve said, I’m not against options (folks here have even influenced me to have level II trading enabled on one of my investment accounts, though I’ve not done any trading). I don’t trade because of the opportunity cost: I feel my attention is better allocated elsewhere than options trading demands.
tl;dr: vs
There is no question about your points. All government functions, regardless of country or political orientation, are inherently influenced by politics. The NTSB is not an exception. However, unlike the most egregious examples of political influence any of us can name (from any country, any political perspective) the NTSB has zero rule making or legislative authority. Despite sometimes bizarre choices, including the recent ones, the NTSB tends to rise above narrow issues. Recent evidence regarding Boeing, for example, was quite scathing regarding both government oversight and corporate negligence. The appointees surely were acutely well aware of the pitfalls of so doing.Any agency that is appointed by politicians and serve a short term has the potential for political and lobbyist influence.
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The real challenge here is to try and falsify the KQID time engine...And some confirmation for anyone doubting our whale is not who he says he is:
Plus, his expected return:
I am old enough to remember living on a farm that had no grid access, no indoor plumbing. Electricity, such as it was, came from a bizarre windmill charging ancient lead-acid batteries that yielded tiny amounts of 12v DC. That was enough to cool the milk, and give a little sputtering light, not much more.As someone who lives in a rural area I am pleased to report my home already has electricity.
Indoor plumbing too!
Which one of you here is #4? Since we are coming out and all…Larry Ellison.
Teslarati - today: Tesla Megafactory for Megapack production breaks ground in Lathrop, CA
Excerpt:
Tesla has broken ground on its first Megafactory in Lathrop, California. The facility will produce Tesla’s Megapack, a large-scale energy storage product utilized by sizeable sustainable energy products to store excessive amounts of energy produced from solar panels.