henchman24
Active Member
Some profit taking before earnings spook the whole market again.
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So "TSLA did not pass."The "powers that be" have decreed that "TSLA SHALL NOT PASS 660". Except right now...
Edit: Well maybe not ... maybe ... maybe not ..........
The good thing is NVDA has been a consistent earnings beat. The bad thing is if old reliable misses, we flush.Now we wait to see if NVDA earnings ruins the party tomorrow.
Yes, NVDA fiscal year and earnings report is out of band with the rest of tech. They always report a month after everyone else.
Market is so scared right now, -2.5% and the results are not even out.The good thing is NVDA has been a consistent earnings beat. The bad thing is if old reliable misses, we flush.
The SNOW numbers are making everyone freakout, but speaks to the fragility right now.Market is so scared right now, -2.5% and the results are not even out.
Based on past performance, i think it is about time someone gets a colonoscopy
Only correction is that it is spelled "Bankwupt". Cheers to Longs.An Accountant walks into a TMC Thread . . . . . .and He's Forever Grateful
In early 2019, I knew very little about Tesla. I could not have told you the difference between a Models S and a Model X and I was not even aware Tesla had launched the Model 3. That didn't stop me from swing trading TSLA which was very profitable for me in 2018.
By May 2019, my $200k investment (foolish . . I know) was worth about $110k. Almost a 50% drop.
I said to myself, "What's going on with this company?" So I did some research. And here is what I found:
- Tesla loses money on every car they sell.- They will run out of money and go bankrupt- If they don't go bankrupt, they will need multiple capital raises and the stock will be diluted- The competition is arriving and the story is over for Tesla- Their cars are poorly built and catch fire.- They will never reach manufacturing scale.- On May 21, Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley said that worse case the stock goes to $10 ($2 post split)I was resigned to sell my TSLA stock and preserve my capital from going to $0 . . .
. . . ., but then, I accidentally stumbled upon TMC's Investor Thread. I had never seen anything like it.
I read and read for hours across several days. I knew the members may be biased TSLA Bulls but their thinking and opinions were well formed with experts from many fields. I lurked for weeks and weeks until the lightbulb went on: TSLA is a once in a generation investment.
I signed up as a TMC member in Aug 2019 and by year end I had increased my investment at an average share price of $54.
We're down 50% from ATH. It feels like 2019 again. I know that the macro environment is different today but Tesla's long term prospects are stronger today than when I first invested in 2019. I feel safer investing at $630 today than $54 in 2019 when Tesla still had much to prove.
To the lurker reading this post: Keep reading and maybe you will be writing this post in 3 years time.
Man -10% used to be reserved for huge misses...now its for minor miss. -30% is the new -10% wtf. A few more earning seasons and the market will be zero.NVDA earnings at or slightly above expectation, guidance weaker than expected. Market will likely freak for a bit... don't see a real reason for the freakout right now.
Man -10% used to be reserved for huge misses...now its for minor miss. -30% is the new -10% wtf. A few more earning seasons and the market will be zero.
We head faking green or head faking red? LoL.NVDA will be green tomorrow. Increasing buy back, good numbers, fundamentally good stock...
Why not both?We head faking green or head faking red? LoL.
NVDA earnings at or slightly above expectation, guidance weaker than expected. Market will likely freak for a bit... don't see a real reason for the freakout right now.
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