"Did Mr. Musk now that business..."
Nothing says attention to detail like having a glaring typo in the press release.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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"Did Mr. Musk now that business..."
Nothing says attention to detail like having a glaring typo in the press release.
Try being all in......and retired.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Oh, you (and by extension all) sharehodlr's should definately be scared. Pomerantz and Guildenstern LLC are NOT DEAD! (yet).
Specifically, and most famously, they have these notches on their belts:
- advised plantiffs as 2nd seat in the infamous 420-Nation suit
- represented Electric Boot in Runaway Subs v. Thai Caves
- put the wham back in the wham-alama-ding-dong, and
- rewrote the Book of Love.
/s
TrendTrader007
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first, not financial advice-simply my personal opinion, prone to poor judgement and error. that disclaimer out of the way, here is my take:
TSLA highly unlikely to see anything below $170 ever again
in fact, i will be truly surprised if TSLA trades below $180-$190s ever again
less than 5% probability that TSLA trades below $173 ever again
better than 60% probability that $200 becomes the new floor
better than 60% probability that TSLA trades over $400 sometime in 2023
about 5 to 10% probability we exceed $500+ in 2023
better than 60% probability TSLA hits $1000 sometime in 2024
100% probability that my predictions will be proven wrong
What say the Illuminati?
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100% probability that my predictions will be proven wrong - Hopefully because the other probability's are too low and $TSLA hits way over those targets
As soon as I saw that I was blocked I realized it was a TeslaQanon.
Elon has zero incentive to have his trust sell shares, in fact he would have an incentive to not sell in the trust. What a dumb dumb.
TrendTrader007
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TesslaBull
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If you don't mind me giving my opinion, no not at all.
Filling that gap is predictable, so if it does fill, I view that as an entry point. And 150 is way higher than 108.
TrendTrader007
Active Member
Why do investors fail to make big money?
#1 choose wrong investment
Sticking with TSLA alleviates this problem
#2 falsely thinking that you have to be right about price prediction or timeline to make money
As long as I get the direction right, I’m positioned for win
Unless I’m betting on short term options, I have luxury of being on right side of trade and making money
#3 lack of patience and engaging in immediate gratification
#4 thinking in absolute terms instead of probability
#5 seeking comfort of group thinking and validation from others instead of independent thinking
#6 listening to others who may sound highly intelligent and knowledgeable but may be very wrong
There are so many ways to lose your TSLA position that one could write a book
#1 choose wrong investment
Sticking with TSLA alleviates this problem
#2 falsely thinking that you have to be right about price prediction or timeline to make money
As long as I get the direction right, I’m positioned for win
Unless I’m betting on short term options, I have luxury of being on right side of trade and making money
#3 lack of patience and engaging in immediate gratification
#4 thinking in absolute terms instead of probability
#5 seeking comfort of group thinking and validation from others instead of independent thinking
#6 listening to others who may sound highly intelligent and knowledgeable but may be very wrong
There are so many ways to lose your TSLA position that one could write a book
TesslaBull
Member
Just curious, does anyone here follow the more traditional approach to gaining wealth i.e. buy and hold low cost index funds long term and just play with 3-5% in speculative single stocks?
A day like this with a 7.5% increase in SP, just makes everything better. The day is warmer, sun is brighter. Still staying on the moonshine till we hit $300 but my liver might just survive.
Just watched Starlink satellites in the sky (MA).
Incredible!! So amazing. Elon (despite any flaws) is unbelievable - bringing wonder, awe and childlike curiosity once thought lost in adults.
Incredible!! So amazing. Elon (despite any flaws) is unbelievable - bringing wonder, awe and childlike curiosity once thought lost in adults.
Not me...but each individual has different appetites' for risk and i would think it would depend on age, financial wellness, etc.
I used to think that way till i found Tesla and after hundreds of hours of research, i decided that this was a once in lifetime, generational company that i went all in on back in 2016.
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petit_bateau
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Please somebody give me an excuse to breed, despite the ample evidence this is a bad idea.
(said the second-to-last petri-dish occupant before the breeding cycle leading to total collapse)
Oh wait, your question was serious? Sorry for laughing.
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