lafrisbee
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source?Nikola in re-entry back down to earth - Seems they needed more hydrogen and the battery needed charging… again
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I’ve seen Waymo w/o driver as far back as 2 years ago in Az. So this law is clearly different by State.
And perhaps the Mayor would not be required, but can’t imagine not getting their buy-in up front as I’m certain plenty would support it. In other words not Detroit, more like a small village in Florida somewhere. Hoping for Chandler Az myself. No not now, but not in a decade either. Either way, we’re all just guessing.
I’m more concerned about the interim as it gradually rolls out in its current form. Yes it can do stupid thing, but I can handle it fine and there’s a bit of a learning curve to know where hot spots are. Some will wreck, so prepare for the amplified media stories, and be safe!
Symbolic based on NKLA SP today. The story…
EV Startup Nikola Delivers Its First Electric Semi Trucks to L.A. Customer
After a rocky couple of years, Nikola has produced two electric test trucks for a Southern California trucking company ahead of full-scale production in 2022.
www.caranddriver.com
I would test FSD in a blizzard too. How fun is that! Proud of anyone trying; thank you for your service!
All right everyone I’m back out of the game. Just sold at $1,113
LN1_Casey
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Congrats on your new 'work' Supercharger:
First Tesla Supercharger in Hawaii opens on the island of Oahu
Tesla owners in Hawaii finally have their first Supercharger. A new V3 Supercharger is now open in Pearlridge Center in Aiea, about 10 miles from downtown Honolulu on the island of Oahu. Permits for this […]driveteslacanada.ca
Cheers!
Not going to lie, I saw the Super Charger icon on my Tesla's screen on Christmas Eve and squealed like a little girl. My husband said he had never heard me sound so excited before, hahah.
I will stop by after work today and report.
Out of the game? What is this 'game' you speak of?
I used to day trade in 2013...buy I realize now that this is our species future, so ya know, I'm still in.
2daMoon
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I realize there are different strategies and all, and in no way mean to dismiss them out of hand. So take this at face value.
Lacking actual trading history to work out the math on profits for making shorter-term trades (after CapGains taxes are taken into account), I'm left quite curious how the numbers work out over time for those trading shares (not options).
In my spreadsheet I have a cell that calculates how much was gained per trading day* as a HODLer since the initial volley into this realm back in 2019. At this point gains have averaged 0.7% of total investment for each trading day since mid 11/19. *("Trading Day" excludes holidays and weekends)
Not to pry, but has anyone who strictly trades short-term ever worked out their total gains after the taxes are paid and then divided them by the number of trading days (over at least a year or longer), then, work out what percentage of their total investment this reveals as gains per trading day?
The answer could make for an interesting comparison between the HODL and Trader strategies. If this would be better discussed in another thread feel free to reply there and leave some breadcrumb to follow from here.
Edit: Noticed a flaw in the formula. I haven't taken out Long Term Cap Gains taxes from my figure, as I've haven't sold any shares. So, for comparison, if I sold everything today it would be 0.59% / trading day.
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Interesting. I thinks odds are very high that we will be higher than this a month from now.
Does anyone have an educated guess when HW4 may replace HW3?
the fun part about options is that when you feel like selling shares to take profit then it’s time to sell covered calls and when you feel like buying shares because they look cheap it’s time to sell puts closer OTM. Options are interesting because you can be active in the market without affecting the main position average cost basis. I greatly prefer that than to day trade or swing trade a whole position and stay out of the market when the stock FOMOing makes it go higher and higher.
Tesla is facing an investor lawsuit over Elon Musk's tweets on 10% stock sales and his recent feud with Elizabeth Warren
"It is unclear who at Tesla, if anyone, is currently reviewing Musk's tweets," investor David Wagner said in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
markets.businessinsider.com
Is there going to be a lawsuit for every Tweet Elon writes? Instead of spending money to sue Musk, that Investor should have spent that money to buy in the 900s before it runs back in the 1300s before he even realizes what is happening.
2daMoon
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I put the Funny for "Of course I will be wrong" and then you edited that bit out. Sneaky of you.the fun part about options is that when you feel like selling shares to take profit then it’s time to sell covered calls and when you feel like buying shares because they look cheap it’s time to sell puts closer OTM. Options are interesting because you can be active in the market without affecting the main position average cost basis. I greatly prefer that than to day trade or swing trade a whole position and stay out of the market when the stock FOMOing makes it go higher and higher.
Tesla is facing an investor lawsuit over Elon Musk's tweets on 10% stock sales and his recent feud with Elizabeth Warren
"It is unclear who at Tesla, if anyone, is currently reviewing Musk's tweets," investor David Wagner said in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Is there going to be a lawsuit for every Tweet Elon writes? Instead of spending money to sue Musk, that Investor should have spent that money to buy in the 900s before it runs back in the 1300s before he even realizes what is happening.
Now, TMC won't let me change it to a Like. Just wanted to be clear which part it was that I thought was Funny.
Any thoughts whether today looks like Elon may have sold the remaining last bit?
It doesn’t look like it to me so far
But I just thought of the title of what could be the most boring mystery/thriller novel ever
Elon’s Last Tracnhe
Why don't you allow me to view your profile?
MTL_HABS1909
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I’m not selling but you do you and don’t worry about what people are saying. They mocked others for selling at $1200 a few weeks ago….
Absolutely no one should be scolded for selling when they want to sell......By the same token though, ya can't complain or wish for dips if you sell and the stock never looks back.
Q1 of 2020 was especially annoying when some people on these boards sold shares after the Jan rally, failed to buy back in during the March dip and the proceeded to complain nonstop and wish for dips to buy back in for the rest of 2020. It's bad taste.
The guy is most likely looking at technical and saw that Tsla got rejected at the resistant trendline of around 1116ish. People do follow these things and sell accordingly.
From 4 days ago, resistance trend line moved lower than the 1120 he was talking today
From 4 days ago, resistance trend line moved lower than the 1120 he was talking today
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Counter suits are usually net useless but Tesla should file counter suits at least for legal costs which may make some think twice before filing and reduce these.the fun part about options is that when you feel like selling shares to take profit then it’s time to sell covered calls and when you feel like buying shares because they look cheap it’s time to sell puts closer OTM. Options are interesting because you can be active in the market without affecting the main position average cost basis. I greatly prefer that than to day trade or swing trade a whole position and stay out of the market when the stock FOMOing makes it go higher and higher.
Tesla is facing an investor lawsuit over Elon Musk's tweets on 10% stock sales and his recent feud with Elizabeth Warren
"It is unclear who at Tesla, if anyone, is currently reviewing Musk's tweets," investor David Wagner said in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
Is there going to be a lawsuit for every Tweet Elon writes? Instead of spending money to sue Musk, that Investor should have spent that money to buy in the 900s before it runs back in the 1300s before he even realizes what is happening.
All sorts of legitimate reasons for selling. That's a personal decision for everyone.
If one is trying to time the market and trade TLSA, then that is a different story. I think for most of us here, holding throughout all the gains has been much more difficult than expected, but has been extremely rewarding, much more than trying to time entry and exits.
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