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Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
caddieo
Member
80 years old, 29 months with TSLA, 22 months with the car. But I do have GE in a separate managed account - and the manager is much younger than I.
Been holding since right after the IPO, so around 4 years I guess. But sold some shares, and bought again, so my share average is a lot higher then the original $22. I am 38 now.
Cobos
Cobos
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
It's actually worth it tax wise to stop all other income stream and divest 10% per year TSLA to personal income no matter what. Divert professional income to corporation while TSLA portfolio return to a palpable %.
37 years old, stock holder for 22 months now.
I was looking at TSLA for about 6 months before I got in, just needed to convince myself that buying stock in general is worth the risk. Been burned before with investment funds managed by my bank, but I guess going with my educated guess proved to be wiser than trusting their expertise. Funny how I was banging my head against the wall when I made my first buy at 118 USD instead of under 100 a few weeks earlier. Even so, I doubled my initial investment since then. WOW.
I was looking at TSLA for about 6 months before I got in, just needed to convince myself that buying stock in general is worth the risk. Been burned before with investment funds managed by my bank, but I guess going with my educated guess proved to be wiser than trusting their expertise. Funny how I was banging my head against the wall when I made my first buy at 118 USD instead of under 100 a few weeks earlier. Even so, I doubled my initial investment since then. WOW.
TSLAROX
Member
Age 45. Bought stock in August 2011 and held on for the ride. I didn't initially invest to benefit my portfolio; I invested because I wanted to be part of what I saw as a kind Kickstarter campaign to launch the Model S.
Thanks! TSLA is my first foray into the stock market since 2009. I got in at the right time it seems, I just wish I purchased more shares at that price! lol
SabrToothSqrl
Active Member
28, bought my first single stock shares a little bit over a month ago (189.5). Been pretty nice since of course.
Really, really wanted to buy about 2 years ago in the ~40 dollar range, talked to some friends about how to use call options to leverage things even more, then never followed through because of money stuff. Wish I would have gone with my gut.
Been lurking here a bit, trying really hard to learn the ins and outs of trading (I also have accounts dedicated to pure investing, I want to do a bit of both, long term holds that I DCA and never touch, but also want to use options to do some covering and profit taking and downside protection to keep the shars and things). Anyone have some great resources I can look into for that side?
Basically I want to be Causa-light
in one portfolio and warren buffet + tesla buy and hold in another.
Really, really wanted to buy about 2 years ago in the ~40 dollar range, talked to some friends about how to use call options to leverage things even more, then never followed through because of money stuff. Wish I would have gone with my gut.
Been lurking here a bit, trying really hard to learn the ins and outs of trading (I also have accounts dedicated to pure investing, I want to do a bit of both, long term holds that I DCA and never touch, but also want to use options to do some covering and profit taking and downside protection to keep the shars and things). Anyone have some great resources I can look into for that side?
Basically I want to be Causa-light
in one portfolio and warren buffet + tesla buy and hold in another.