As a card-carrying member of Bills Mafia, mine will be sporting a Zubaz-style wrap, so I vote Cam-OH!
Is that what they call it! I will give it a go next what color would you choose, classic black and white?
Anybody remember 'hypercolor'?
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As a card-carrying member of Bills Mafia, mine will be sporting a Zubaz-style wrap, so I vote Cam-OH!
There are some very good options strategies being discussed here and for each train of thought, the rebuttal or shall I say, the counter scenario where each approach could yield less has also been given.
I think this is natural, as there is no bullet proof way of constantly making money. If there is, people ahead of us already figured it out and flocked to it, thus rendering the approach meaningless.
The bottom line is each approach could fail, then why over thinking it so much? there is still a very simple way by leveraging up using option. When you believe the stock will go up, then buy call, when you think it will drop, buy put.
Of course it is the timing, but if you stick with this forum long enough, the collective wisdom on this board can enable you to start to have a pulse of how the TSLA stock will behave in the mid to long term.
And since TSLA will go always up mid to long term, otherwise we are not going to hanging around there, then it becomes buying 1 year out or LEAP call. That's it. Wolla!!
yes sir. Love it
I just looked up what a Line X coating looks like, that would look tough! Any thoughts what kind of camo wrap you'd be after. Happy to experiment to see what people have been wondering for their future truck.
. Added expense with increased maintenance
. When that wrap gets scratched or damaged it will carry with it a considerable cost to repair
Yes, I'm aware of the protective properties of PPF. I have it on my Model 3. It has done a great job protecting the paint. It has taken a bit of a beating over the 2 years since I have had it. In order to return it to it's original condition would mean replacement, which involves a cost, even if you do it yourself. A heat gun will indeed repair minor scratches but that depends on the film and the level of damage has to be very minor to have a positive effect.What added maintenance? Once applied, wraps and dips are essentially maintenance free.
Hardly. It would have to be a huge scratch or tear to even be visible. And if it's a scratch or a tear that needs to be repaired, you just peel off that one panel and re-apply for a fraction of the cost of the original wrapping job. And some wraps are self-healing as well with a heat gun or even hot water.