Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
^^I bought an apartment cash last montha 2020 founders Roadster would have been more fun though.
Let's swap our purchases.
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^^I bought an apartment cash last montha 2020 founders Roadster would have been more fun though.
18k..? Look at the top of the volume chart. x0.001!Trading just a bit in the green in Frankfurt: 300.86 Euros = $344.58 USD
Typical lowish/medium volume (for that exchange) ~18k in an hour right now
18k..? Look at the top of the volume chart. x0.001!
The volume is now 2300 at xtra, 635 at Fra for today. It just makes never ever sense to look at these markets.
Market Action: On the news of Democrats gaining control of the House NASDAQ futures are up significantly over yesterday's low by about +2.5%, Dow futures are up +0.8%. TSLA up to $344 so far over yesterday's closing price of $341.
I suspect the reason for optimism is that split governance in the U.S. will result in fewer economic uncertainties and more parliamentary oversight of the Trump administration's excesses.
So if there's no negative news that sours market sentiment it could be a green day for $TSLA as well.
Plus I would expect a more progressive agenda to favour Tesla.
Could also hasten the end of the trade-wars, no?
Jep, USD is weaker. Net gain with +1% in TESLA is 0 for me too.
You might notice the US dollar is down. So TSLA up one percent. USD down roughly one percent. Net gain for me in AUD, zero. Much the same for you in Brussels I expect.
So also looking for the USD to recover.
The argument against this is the same as it ever was.
No rich person ever rents their residence. They own it. So unless you think all rich people are wrong about this, there is no argument to be made here about owning versus renting your residence.
Your location says Fremont. I'd have thought a dollar is worth a dollar for you.
I am sleeping together with Elon on the factory ground to help him ramping up the production to 7'000 Model 3's. But I guess that goal will be achieved within the next 4 weeks, so I'll might go on some ski holidays with him in Switzerland. Of course we'll be using Model X to drive through the snow on top of the mountains.
Is Grimes aware of this?
She represents the melting Cheese in the Sandwich.
Even better, stay with your parents until you're 40, but put al your disposable income into quality stocks and your working life will be very short, IMO.
You can't make good investments without the wise words of Rush.
Sometimes people get lucky in their local market. That is hard to predict. Just saying that on average this is a rarity. You are also probably drastically underestimating the labor/money you have put into your home over those 12 years. I'm definitely not one of those "don't buy a home" guys, I will always own, but mostly for control of my own lifestyle. The interest deduction does skew things a little of course.Well, in most jurisdictions the gains are tax free, the interest on the mortgage is relatively low and tax deductible - and one doesn't need to pay rent. Let's assume that maintenance and other ownership costs equals the cost to rent.
In twelve years the value of my house has doubled - I don't see how I could have made an annual after tax gains of 9% - twelve years in a row - and that across a major recession - and without spending a lot of time in playing against the house as a retail investor. (Naturally, I did not know ahead of time exactly how the real estate prices would go up, but the uncertainty there is limited).
For people who have an actual talent for investing, another strategy is to buy a home, but instead of paying off the mortgage, they invest that money - which will work as long as the gains exceed the interest on the mortgage. That allows for the real estate gain - and for some (reduced) investment gains.
TSLA to drop 44% guys! lol
Tesla’s Stock Seen Plunging 44% as Profit Fuel Runs Out
UBS = U Bull Sh^t me
Sometimes people get lucky in their local market. That is hard to predict. Just saying that on average this is a rarity. You are also probably drastically underestimating the labor/money you have put into your home over those 12 years. I'm definitely not one of those "don't buy a home" guys, I will always own, but mostly for control of my own lifestyle. The interest deduction does skew things a little of course.
Agreed on the 2nd bit. For savvy savers/investors it is foolish to pay off a mortgage early (at least in our recent history of lowish rates).