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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Gigapress
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Hmm…I posted screenshots from mobile so that might be the problem. Zoom in on your browser maybe would work or play with it yourself on https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=Electric vehicles
Given the utter trainwreck of the market, the recession, the near-record inflation numbers, the fuel shortages-I've come to the conclusion that there is only one thing to do. In the infamous words of Bluto Blutarski..."my advice to you, is to start drinking heavily". Bring me coffee when TSLA hits $1200.
insaneoctane
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I am not giving up any of my shares. Even just some of them. This is true even though I spent my last dry powder at 1,050 and then again at 850.
If we end up in a longer recession and nothing seems to turn around, name another tech/growth stock with the position TSLA has....huge backlog and comfort to raise prices again. I suspect this latest price raise is more about too much backlog/demand than it is raw material inflation. Supply chain is the only thing slowing Tesla down ATM. They want to run at full speed. It seems to me that it's extremely unlikely that Tesla has to pull the levers to gin up demand. Which means in a world where tech struggles, Tesla won't. So, no thanks MM, go find your discounted shares elsewhere.
Re: FUD... I suspect that the many industry enemies that Elon has made are all just pilling on for unrelated angles...once you have Elon In your sights, you can goose everyone else's FUD too because he's simply the common enemy. It smells.
HODL if at all possible..
If we end up in a longer recession and nothing seems to turn around, name another tech/growth stock with the position TSLA has....huge backlog and comfort to raise prices again. I suspect this latest price raise is more about too much backlog/demand than it is raw material inflation. Supply chain is the only thing slowing Tesla down ATM. They want to run at full speed. It seems to me that it's extremely unlikely that Tesla has to pull the levers to gin up demand. Which means in a world where tech struggles, Tesla won't. So, no thanks MM, go find your discounted shares elsewhere.
Re: FUD... I suspect that the many industry enemies that Elon has made are all just pilling on for unrelated angles...once you have Elon In your sights, you can goose everyone else's FUD too because he's simply the common enemy. It smells.
HODL if at all possible..
A staff who worked in spine told me once: « I am always right, it’s even better when the other is wrong. »
My philosophy is: « My wife is always right, it’s even better when I am wrong. »
No, you have to suffer like the rest of us
I’ve learned the hard way, over 30 years of investing, that I have absolutely no ability to predict short term moves of individual stocks or markets.
Investors should stay focused on company fundamentals: product demand, margins, size of market, legitimate competitive threats.
It’s sooooooo tempting to predict market direction. But that road leads only to the casino. Go to the casino with play money, not your retirement funds.
Write this 100 times on the blackboard:
I have no better understanding of how the market will move next week/month/quarter than whether the next spin will be red or black.
Investors should stay focused on company fundamentals: product demand, margins, size of market, legitimate competitive threats.
It’s sooooooo tempting to predict market direction. But that road leads only to the casino. Go to the casino with play money, not your retirement funds.
Write this 100 times on the blackboard:
I have no better understanding of how the market will move next week/month/quarter than whether the next spin will be red or black.
StealthP3D
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I love using Google Trends to do various analyses like that. One thing to be aware of when searching for "EV's" and "Tesla" and various Tesla models is the way people commonly use language may not capture things as expected. For example, people often use "Tesla" and "EV" as almost synonymous terms. It would be like searching for: "sterile adhesive strips" and "Band-aid" or "facial tissues" and "Kleenex". Your search results need to be normalized to account for this.
Additionally, I often wonder if web bots from unknown entities are used for the specific purpose of artificially jacking up the number of hits on selected search terms.
Words of HABIT
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Wu Wa video comments says 3000/day rate 'according to informants'
that's a nice lot of cars! 1M/yr!? seems acceptable
that's a nice lot of cars! 1M/yr!? seems acceptable
Real question is that 3000/day for 6 days or 7 days a week. In the prior closed loop they were doing 6 day weeks. But lockdown restrictions are over. They could have upped to 7 days a week for maximum effort. Means the difference between producing 72k for June verses 84k. Likely somewhere in the middle. I think 80k could be possible
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I am confused. So far today:
TSLA $654 (+2.3%)
NKLA $5.76 (+9.62%)
LCID $16.67 (+7.2%)
RIVN $26.72 (+1.63%)
RIDE $1.66 (+8.12%)
ELMS $0.39 (+39.29%) - and they are filing chapter 7 bankrupcy
TSLA $654 (+2.3%)
NKLA $5.76 (+9.62%)
LCID $16.67 (+7.2%)
RIVN $26.72 (+1.63%)
RIDE $1.66 (+8.12%)
ELMS $0.39 (+39.29%) - and they are filing chapter 7 bankrupcy
We really need a crying or sad emoji. Because this is very sad and shows how traders and not investors control these markets.
Not sure what you are confused about as you are not new around here
Gigapress
Trying to be less wrong
Whelp...I just logged in on my laptop and see what you mean lol
If you believe in MM protecting call/put sellers on triple witching day, then one should expect high put buyer stocks(negative sentiment) to be positive today to ensure those buys are screwed, and positive sentiment stocks being negative today(which is not many since we are in a bear market). So being positive today isn't some kind of badge of honor but it's a badge of shame.
Here's the Fremont flyover from 3 days ago.
The poster noticed more truck carriers than before, more S/X in the logistic lots having more cars, and the newly built conveyer bridge perhaps online as you no longer see body in white being transferred in open air.
Revlon also filed for bankruptcy but stock is up 115% today. It's probably MM actually protecting put sellers today
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