Esme Es Mejor
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I don’t get upset... I just shrug. Happiness is the goal, so I try not to focus on the imaginary profits I missed.
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I don’t get upset... I just shrug. Happiness is the goal, so I try not to focus on the imaginary profits I missed.
jelloslug
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I had an order all set to go the other day and watched the price dip to it and then come back up. I came back later wondering why it never was filled and then realized that I never hit submit.
My order got trigger @ 296 for 50 shs 
I'm going to have to go ahead and fully agree with you here (and with @ZsoZso they don't need to actually *deliver* by June). That's what I'm waiting for, although we like our old, slow, blind Dec 2013 S so much we'll likely cancel. However my son is having a hard time of it because he really wants AWD but he's been waiting for 10 years for the "buy" moment. In the EV group on Vancouver Island, there are 15-20 people I've talked to who also want AWD and are willing to wait to get it. There are a few others who are waiting for the non-optioned, least expensive version.
Esme Es Mejor
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My order got trigger @ 296 for 50 shs
I’m glad I didn’t cancel my 295.9
How dare you undercutting me for $0.10!!!
Zhelko Dimic
Careful bull
Be careful, that may turn out to be even more painful lesson, as when SP starts moving, it may not stop for awhile. I've lost position in few great stocks this way, NFLX, FB and AMZN. Selling covered calls works best when you are ambivalent if you're going to sell at covered call price. Otherwise, you're picking pennies in front of a steamroller... Sure you can do it for awhile and looks easy, but mistake can be very costly...
Wow, great to read all those comments - a lot of very happy and excited people, not sure I ever saw this for a car before!
Muaddid
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or waiting for the SR...
That long range battery, with the exchange rate and the taxes is almost 14k. I can't really justify paying that much for the 150km range more, which I would probably not "use" more than twice a year. I know of two other people who reserved day one who are in the same boat.
sundaymorning
Active Member
M3 invites are out. Looks like the recent two badges of VIN registration is real.
The Official ‘Invite & Delivery status’ thread!
The Official ‘Invite & Delivery status’ thread!
More FUD: Small Tesla Contractor Sues Car Maker, Claiming Nonpayment
This an immaterial item that would likely never get reported on for any other company of Tesla’s size - especially by the WSJ. Just ridiculous. At some point these “journalists” need to be called out for their biased reporting. Unfortunately, we will likely continue to see more of these types of stories as the ramp continues to gain momentum and the shorts (and those who hope for Tesla’s failure for other reasons) get ever more desperate.
This an immaterial item that would likely never get reported on for any other company of Tesla’s size - especially by the WSJ. Just ridiculous. At some point these “journalists” need to be called out for their biased reporting. Unfortunately, we will likely continue to see more of these types of stories as the ramp continues to gain momentum and the shorts (and those who hope for Tesla’s failure for other reasons) get ever more desperate.
Esme Es Mejor
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I felt so bad about undercutting you that I sold those shares at 299.9
bdy0627
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$TSLA was strong today, with less %age drop than NASDAQ. Normally it amplifies any slide, so regardless of the -2%, I see it almost as a green day.
DragonWatch
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That can't possibly be right. I've looked up the rules more than once. I know that withdrawals of property are just as good as withdrawals of cash from the point of view of the IRS. (Provided the property is liquid and has a clearly established value on the withdrawal date, which is the case with TSLA.)
Maybe it's a restriction set by your IRA custodian? That could be the case ~ not sure without asking the question. I do know that I can move stocks from my traditional IRA to the Joint account without having to sell before the move. Taxes are taxes, and paid as required. The Beneficiary IRA is an odd animal. USAA requires an annual letter/form stating clearly what my plan is for the RMD ~ every year. All the money must be withdrawn by my eighty-forth birth. As I am sure you already know, I had several option like taking it in a lump sum, or over three years (I think) or withdraw entirely by the 84th birthday. In 2013 when my father passed, I swapped the shell oil for Tesla and the rest is history. I will try to remember and check to see if that is a USAA issue about not transferring stock to a tax bearing account from a Beneficiary IRA account.
My father, where I got my dry humor, despite his dementia was handed his ninetieth birthday card by my wife ~ he smiled looked up at her and said, "I have never been that old before." He passed away about two weeks later ~ it was time to go be with mom
Well, you have to pay taxes in any case. Bottom line:-(
Well, if you're going to *spend* it, that's another matter.
No, I was sick and overwhelmed. I am glad you are feeling better and well enough to play here
DragonWatch
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DragonWatch
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Yes, you are absolutely correct. Bottom line is the word Beneficiary:-( I keep asking the same question year after year, hoping for a new deal
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