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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Knightshade
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Well THAT should certainly reinforce the comparisons to Apple!
RobDickinson
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So... who is building in extra $ for merchandise in their models now...
I just read the comments for everyone and in summary, Elon is a bad choice because:
1. He wanted to invade Bolivia
2. It should have been Brazilian president Bolsonaro
3. He didn't solve all of the world's pressing problems.
I will now go rinse my eyes out with acid.
RobDickinson
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If Elon handed over all his wealth to the state as taxes that would surely solve all the worlds problems right?
I love that Isaacson pointedly called out both GM and Mary Barra with his quote, “Tesla, (no, Mr. President, not General Motors) is the primary driving force transporting the world into the age of electric cars. And self-driving ones.” That has got to sting both of them. And it will be a deservedly life-long sting. Yes OT a bit, but I have to let off a little steam as I wait for either Q4 earnings/YE or even lower stock price where I’ve decided to buy more, by cannibalizing other investments. I will be buying more - timing just depends on funding sources. I think I’m going to print and frame that quote and put it next to a picture of a suitable Tesla image.
Looking into my foggy ball, I think we'll get a mini rally tomorrow with a minor sell-off into the close on Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning, and what happens next depends on Fed press comments. If Powell does any sort of walkback on the hawkish comments he made before Congress, we'll rally hard. If his hawkish comments are reiterated, however, we're in for some more near-term pain and will at least fill the gap at ~$910, if not go sub-$900, until Elon stops selling or FOMO over Q4 P&D kicks in.
I do think if we crack $950 then $910 will come super fast.
In reality, I have no clue what's going to happen, but it's fun to try and guess.
I do think if we crack $950 then $910 will come super fast.
In reality, I have no clue what's going to happen, but it's fun to try and guess.
Double bottoms are certainly good, sometimes, if not even often.
Much the same here. I've been doing research for the US government on the ecological effects of climate change since 2006, had come to the conclusion several years ago that no government policies were going to move the needle on solving the existential crisis we face but that the global socioeconomic environment was primed for the right sort of capitalist genius to emerge. Encountered & experienced Ashley Vance's excellent Musk biography in December of 2017 as a lifechanging epiphany when I realized he's "the one" and by the end of the following year had invested all my discretionary savings in TSLA. Shortly thereafter found the brilliant hive mind that is this TMC investor's forum and have held long and strong enjoying all the free entertainment we get along the ride to fixing the world's biggest problem.
Had never sat in a Tesla until last year but you guys convinced me they made pretty good cars so I surprised the wife with one for her birthday and she was dumbfounded, loves it, best thing ever & thus I even get credit for being a better husband than I was before TSLA. Win, wins in so many dimensions. Love you guys and gals...
Well, most of them effectively buy it on Friday as it gives them the least basis risk. At least that's what happened when S&P addition happened last year. They all wanted to add at the Friday closing price regardless of the fact that the closing cross would be, and was, at a higher price than at any point in the day.
In the topsy-turvy world of finance, an S&P tracking manager could get a point docked due to outperforming the index, because all variation is bad. So who knows.
So is this the week my $995 Weekly Puts finally finish ITM? I need 100 more chairs to get to my final hold number but I'm patient and realize I may never get those last 100 chairs.
I picked up a few as well. I try not to let emotion cloud my judgement during these little gyrations in the market. Besides, the week is young!
& I would just add too as someone with a perspective on the magnitude of the problem & opportunities climate change presents, don't sweat the details and worry much about short or even medium term variability in the stock price unless something changes about the fundamentals of the company. They're a sector leader and will remain so in markets that are vaster than anything that's come before. think back to the 80s & 90s at the beginnings of the digital revolution when the microsofts, apples, and googles were being spun up, and here we are ~30 years later and they're still expanding rapidly and returning value to their stockholders. Tesla has a high probability of doing the same for many decades (most of the rest of our lives?) into the future given the magnitude of their addressable markets.
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