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Dr. EVS
That's my general plan from here on out. Thankfully my mistake ended up making me a little bit more, but I won't sell until it's over $100 now.
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Page: PARC had a tremendous research organization and they invented many of the tools of modern computing. But they weren’t focused on commercialization. You need both. Take one company I admire, Tesla. They’ve not only made a really innovative car, but they’re probably spending 99 percent of their effort figuring out how to actually get it out to people. When I was growing up, I wanted to be an inventor. Then I realized that there’s a lot of sad stories about inventors like Nikola Tesla, amazing people who didn’t have much impact, because they never turned their inventions into businesses.
Just something to think about to avoid getting into panics like selling and buying based on a bloomberg interview. Ford is a roughly $50 billion dollar company. If TSLA can grow in the next 5 years to 25% of that market valuation - say $12.5 billion, with currently outstanding shares each share would be worth $110. Go long. I mean really long - not 1 week, not 1 day - go 5 years long. Buy and hold at every opportunity unless something catastrophic happens.Time your buys, not your sells with TSLA. Just my $0.02.
It's the same thing.
Timing is hard to do right.
It's like trying to get ahead in heavy freeway traffic. Unless you've got an edge (say an uber-quick and small Roadster), you're typically almost as well off as just picking a good lane and staying in it. Most retail investors don't have the equivalent of a Roadster for trading tools.
Worthless day today- ended up right back where we started
Wow. You need to reevaluate your trading strategies. You are going to get eaten alive doing stuff like that. I don't say that to be mean, I just want to convey the seriousness of a move like that. You are lucky to have only lost $1.
Sound investment strategy...
My strategies have been successful 19 out of 21 times (90.4% success rate) thus far...
.... I had to rebuy on rumor of the interview bc I surely didnt want to miss the boat. Since I don't have cable I couldnt confirm on that rumor, just had to buy with blind faith....
Uh no, it's simply inappropriate to blame a simple post about a possible interview, on your decision to act on it exclusively;
and then conflate that decision into your successful strategic methods to demonstrate its importance to those methods.
I don't think you'll maintain your success rate if you don't change this part of your strategy. In addition, you don't need cable, simply go their website and look at the schedule of guests. If you can read this blog, you can do that; as I did when suspicious of an interview so close to earnings report.
At $38 again. I'm looking forward to $40+
Not really. An overvalued stock can stay overvalued or even get more overvalued. Or, the stock can catch up to its value (think Amazon). However, an undervalued stock, if the company continues to deliver, will eventually approach fair value.
Buying more of a company you believe in will reward you if you're right about the company. Selling an overvalued company can bite you even if you're right about the company. Timing is hard to do right.
It's like trying to get ahead in heavy freeway traffic. Unless you've got an edge (say an uber-quick and small Roadster), you're typically almost as well off as just picking a good lane and staying in it. Most retail investors don't have the equivalent of a Roadster for trading tools.
But back up to $33.32. I imagine we'll bounce around in the 32-35 band for a while.
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