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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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never too late to accumulate, at least in the next few years.
Or sell puts for that and have them execute fine, expire worthless, also fine. In case you are able to swing 100 shares at a time
Cape Coddess
2 Roths full - holding!
That put call option leap stuff is all Greek to me. It's just easier for me to swing.
I don't care what any textbook might say - selling stock in a company like Tesla that is growing 50+% a year because interest rates might go up 0.25% or so is stupid beyond belief.
I think Elon said himself that manufacturing was Tesla competitive advantage ... i would agree SW and supercharger are short term advantages ... lets face it they have a lot of advantages ... as SMR would say an "unassailable lead"
Options are greek to everyone. Just gotta balance your delta, gamma, theta like the rest of usThat put call option leap stuff is all Greek to me. It's just easier for me to swing.
Mary Barra has to be the worst CEO of any automaker. Let’s review her accomplishments over the past 3 years.
1. Causing the longest UAW strike in 50 years
2. Doing zero due diligence in forming a partnership with Nikola a company who’s entire business was just a lie and fraud.
3. Refusing to build ventilators or in anyway help with COVID until they were forced to via defense act.
4. Managing to have every single EV her company has ever built recalled.
5. Launching the embarrassing hummer EV, a monstrosity that’s only slightly less terrible for the environment than the original Hummer. They could’ve built an actual electric pickup like Ford or Rivian for a reasonable price that consumers would want and be able to afford, but instead she builds this overpriced attention seeking monstrosity.
6. Managed to lose GM’s sales crown to Toyota which GM had held for the last 90 years including when they went bankrupt.
1. Causing the longest UAW strike in 50 years
2. Doing zero due diligence in forming a partnership with Nikola a company who’s entire business was just a lie and fraud.
3. Refusing to build ventilators or in anyway help with COVID until they were forced to via defense act.
4. Managing to have every single EV her company has ever built recalled.
5. Launching the embarrassing hummer EV, a monstrosity that’s only slightly less terrible for the environment than the original Hummer. They could’ve built an actual electric pickup like Ford or Rivian for a reasonable price that consumers would want and be able to afford, but instead she builds this overpriced attention seeking monstrosity.
6. Managed to lose GM’s sales crown to Toyota which GM had held for the last 90 years including when they went bankrupt.
If they use 2170s for the Semi that is also a lot of cells, charging each individual cell at bit, could add up to a lot.
We will find out soon enough.
maybe tesla should consider this, so that we can get a better valuation
This is one of the more frustrating weeks I can remember since investing in TSLA.
I really hope Sandy Munro doesn't try and crowd source funds to buy a Semi and tear it down......
woodisgood
Optimustic Pessimist
Just a slow and steady earned reward is what I’d suspect he’d prefer. Heck it’s what we should all prefer unless we’re looking for the exits soon or speculating/trading.
You could even make the argument that of the extremes in share price swings, a wildly exuberant stock price is now actually more detrimental to a cash-rich and massively expanding Tesla than a depressed stock price. It a) may dampen recruiting efforts, especially where top talent is required e.g. robotics and b) may cause increased turnover as employees are able to retire early. I love personal stories of financial freedom as much as anyone, but Tesla also needs to retain at least some talent for continuity and leadership. Otherwise for talented engineers the whole thing turns into: do a short tour of duty at Tesla and then retire/pursue other passions. If that cycle is too short then you have a talent retention problem. How many will keep grinding away at the mission after not needing to work a real job anymore? Probably not as many as you’d like.
I find it more annoying than frustrating, but it is one to remember that's for sure. Up 140+ on Monday, then give it all back by Friday. Crazy.
So your saying I shouldnt move my money into interest bearing accounts and treasury bills when I can invest in Tesla? Isnt that extra interest worth not having the short term risk?
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