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Unfortunately, there were no opportunities to load up all retirement accounts with max contributions before these numbers hit.

If somehow futures, macros tank and Tesla goes flat or red, this will be me:
 

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I’m still processing these numbers…….I haven’t even gotten to think about how I want to play the 1100/1150 calls I picked up at close on Friday.

Could be looking at some serious movements on Monday with these results.

The real question is do I sell on the initial pop or wait for an announcement of start of production at Austin (and possibly Berlin) that could cause a 2nd rally midweek
Haha, buddy. We were right!
 
It gets better - only 5% of cars are subject to lease accounting, down from 7% last quarter.
This number is so ridiculously low. I think it's people fearing how they can't get another lease once this runs out due to such a high demand that has a 1 year lead time and not allowing you to purchase your lease are culprit. The average lease % in the luxury segment is 30%.