Surely it’s two recalls for the price of none?
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Surely it’s two recalls for the price of none?
Well done! I suspect that was an excellent buy! Stay long and you win!The TSLA price level near your trade provided support on 2017 MAY 03, 2017 NOV 02 & 2018 FEB 09. It appears to have provided support again today. Well done!
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So it turns out that I need to have a margin account for my broker to lend out my shares. I should ask my broker if I can switch to a margin account just so this happens even though I don't trade on margin nor do I ever plan to.
i have a feeling this buying opp. today is one of the best in the last day, since we know m3 is ramping up well, and awd is also there soon.
How do you like interactive brokers? I have considered making a move but don’t know anyone with first hand experience. Can you negotiate fees?
I like it. It's like Walmart, as in it's pretty cheap. Not sure there's a point to negotiating at a Walmart.
I count out brokerages like Robinhood. If you're not paying, you're the product.
No, you can't negotiate fees, but they are the cheapest I have foud. About 1$ a trade. You may look up theie prices at interactivebrokers.com. They are tough on the requirement of opening an account, so look up the minimums required too.
bdy0627
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It's in one of his earlier tweets. Xi is evidently speaking at 9:30 EST.
I don't agree with your statement. Robinhood said their goal is to make money from margin interest, which makes business sense. Overall the brokerage industry is very greedy. It's nice to have one brokerage that offers zero trading cost.
But if you have a margin account at most brokers, they will lend the shares but pocket the interest... I don't see why this would be advantageous to you.
shrspeedblade
Rideshare Monkey
You guys with all your optimism are making it hard to follow through and sell and make 20% in two weeks off my first direct paltry stock buy!
Chinese President Xi might announce these tonight at Boao. You can search it online. Some are based on google translate.
1. China will accelerate the opening up of the financial sector to the outside world, relax or cancel restrictions on foreign-capital shares of banks, securities, funds, futures, and financial asset management companies.
2. The manufacturing industry is opening up to the outside world and be inline with international trading rules and regulations. Open market access for general manufacturing, and expansion of telecommunications, medical care, education, and other areas open.
3. It will expand the degree of opening up in some areas of the service industry, adopt a national treatment (treat foreign businesses as same as domestic businesses) plus negative list management model.
4. Will increase the protection of property rights, especially intellectual property rights;
5. It will expand imports, gradually reduce tariffs on imported cars.
6. Will have more policy support in the direction of the new economic investment and financing;
7. Will reduce domestic corporate tax burden, especially high-end manufacturing tax, including semiconductors, integrated circuits.
I will clarify, these are not the result of recent trade pressure from the US. China expressed the intention to do the above things quite a few months ago. I believe they genuinely planed to do it . Their new guy He Liu who is in charge of economy said they would change so much in 2018 that it will surprise a lot of people... Unfortunetly now they can't just kneel down and do it when someone slap on their face.
The only item that is slightly negative is #5. US wants them immediately drop the 25% car tariff. Regardless, I think in the end they will allow Tesla to open factory based on #2 and #3.
If Tesla is allowed to open a factory in Shanghai with 100% ownership and no forced technology transfers, you can expect the incumbent automakers who already have factories in China to cry foul and demand ownership of their factories back.
IOW I just don't see it happening anytime soon because China doesn't want to relinquish 50% control and technology transfers from the incumbent automakers who already operate in China, many of which also manufacture electric cars.
IOW I just don't see it happening anytime soon because China doesn't want to relinquish 50% control and technology transfers from the incumbent automakers who already operate in China, many of which also manufacture electric cars.
Really? So what's even the point of letting your broker do that then if there's no benefit to you?
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