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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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jkirkwood001
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"... you could lose weight quickly by cutting off your arm. But then you'd lose an arm. And still be fat hahaha."
Oo boy, Elon.
Long-term positives? Yes, I'm still HODL-ing. The following things this give me strength (although I don't see my limit orders to cover 2024 expenses closing soon...):
Oo boy, Elon.
Long-term positives? Yes, I'm still HODL-ing. The following things this give me strength (although I don't see my limit orders to cover 2024 expenses closing soon...):
I believe individuals who are upset with Elon Musk for expressing the truth or his genuine perspective may have invested excessively in TSLA.
If Tesla starts series production of cybertruck in November and the car is well received, the stock will recover. Even if the initial numbers are small and margins are light or negative. If reviews are good; reservations pour in; the overall product price and specs are competitive and it is obvious that Tesla is now a legitimate competitor in the pickup segment, it will be a huge tailwind for the stock.
He spoke that “truth” in the worst way possible.
I am going to cry
. 1.8M guidance still on the horizon and I think you meant until the interest rates start to go down.Wow. Pretty dramatic take. From a distance, you seem more rational than that.
cliff harris
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If you want blind optimism to pump the stock, buy Toyota, or GM. Or hell...buy lucid!
I have ptsd too...it started way back around 60 minutes ago.
Who’s going to tell Elon that interest rates are currently historically low?
Thank you for that. The absurdity of the 'oh we do just give a basic universal income' as an answer to what the robots are building things for if there are no workers any more is lost on many.
Remind me, what were the rates last year? Keep things in perspective.
Perhaps, or looking at the bright side, there's a chance for a buying opportunity ahead!
I don’t want blind optimism. Don’t want a ceo that sounds clinically depressed either
This can spin off into a whole other direction lol
But yeah, the Fed Funds rate has not even breached the historical average so far
History has shown that we should worry about the stock when Elon is overly optimistic and pumping the stock. He didn’t today, so we’re good.
BTW: Elons story about 20% credit card interest rates is a US fenomenon. In Europe we mostly use debit cards, and credit cards are payed off every month.
Pezpunk
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Add this to the very long list of things I have always been and continue to be absolutely right about.
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