Proof that intelligence and memory provide zero insight into future price movements. He's been consistently and spectacularly wrong more than any other long I've seen on this board, and unfortunately taken some others along with him on the ride. No one should give any credibility to anything he says. To do so is dangerous, as is encouraging others to do the same.
All of us on this forum should try to be nice to each other. It's obvious everything posted is opinion, not advice. Even if it were advice, it's each individual's responsibility to decide taking the advice or not. When we hear something, try to think if the reasoning makes sense, not blindly follow someone else's opinion/action. Nothing is 100% sure in investment or trading, anyone who think he can repeatedly predict price movement with success will be humbled in the end, this is especially true for short term predictions. Anyone can get wrong, at various degree.
If we start to treat others harshly, some people will leave and not come back. It's unfortunate over the years I saw quite a few smart investors/traders left the forum. I guess some of them got frustrated. It's a loss for the forum.
TT007 made good calls in the past too. He was very bullish in 2016, especially in late 2016 when the stock was between $180~$200. Also, I remember in March 2017, the stock was pulling back ~$40 from 280. Many people were worried. One day TT007 posted something like "the stock made a intraday double bottom just above 240, this could be the turning point for the next leg up." He was precisely right, both the timing and the move. It moved from $241 to $386 in 3 and half months.
I used to say don't use leverage, buy and hold shares, keep adding on every pullback. Now I hesitate to say that again. Because I think there is a good chance we get big rally in the next few years, will those people blame me for missing the leveraged gain? On the other hand, every time the members on this forum pile up on short term options, we get a disappointing result. So I hesitate to say anything.
The most important part is to keep learning, make yourself a better investor and/or trader. Everyone's situation is different, someone with a lot of other assets and constant cashflow can use an aggressive approach. Some others should be very conservative and stay diversified. Each investor should honestly assess his/her own situation and personality. Write down the proper action you should take, and follow it. If you have questions, ask, members on this forum will try to help. There are quite a few very experienced/intelligent members on this forum. In the end, make your own decisions.
Let's keep this forum a great place. I genuinely hope everyone get great investment results while supporting Tesla.
