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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I agree with this.
Jan 27 could be a real 1-2 punch. If there’s a lot of EV stimulus talk on ‘Climate Day’, and TSLA beats guidance and/ or announces S Plaid, you gotta think people will be jumping into the stock. Fasten your seatbelts!
Joe Biden administration to unveil climate change policy on January 27
Tes La Ferrari
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My guess is that this is a test mule. I think we will see more significant body modifications than have been shown in the pics.
Can't wait to see what it will look like, and if the X will be revealed at the same time.
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I really like these interior shots but I do have to say, this is what could force drone flights to stop.
It is a bit much the amount of rabble-rousers here. Thanks mods for everything you do!
JRP3
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That's how GM kept the C3 Corvette fresh from '67-'82, update the front and rear every few years but keep the main structure the same. Wider fenders are an easy change as well.
Zero chance that tax money will go to a proprietary charging standard.
Bet TSLA
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I'm going to be sending the tax man about three times my initial 2020 portfolio value.
While 2020 was a horrible year in almost every respect, it pretty much rained money on TSLA investors. Almost all short term TSLA options gains for me in a taxable account, on which I'll be paying over 50% in taxes. Gotta love it!I probably won't have to sell any TSLA shares though, because the money to pay taxes is mostly sitting in cash. And I'm seeing if I can make enough in options trades by April to cover the taxes that way. I'm about 20% of the way there.
Bet TSLA
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Pretty much guarantees it's a sell the news day.
Does he mean a 100% gain?
Same guy a few days ago:
JE Market Research @JE_Research
19 Jan This $TSLA run will end in tears. Remember that $AMZN, one of the most innovative companies in the world ran from $2 to $113 then fell back to $5. It took $AMZN 9 years to make a new high. This type of scenario is likely for $TSLA, but I see one more parabolic leg up first.
Does anyone follow him? Has he any proven track record?
So if TSLA goes instantly from a forward P/E of ~1700 to ~200 on Wednesday, what do we think is going to happen to the SP?
That was the Dotcom Crash. Are we anticipating another crash of that magnitude this week?
That was the Dotcom Crash. Are we anticipating another crash of that magnitude this week?
He seems to be projecting a runup to over 1000 and then a big correction. No clue if he has been right in the past or not. He follows Trendtrader so for many that would be a warning sign
, although he (TT) probably owns his own archipelago by now!It's funny. Everyone wants the next amazon, or the next microsoft. The dot com crash, the financial crisis, and now Covid crash shows people exactly how to miss fantastic opportunities. People are less afraid of a .com crash than missing out on the next amazon. This is why buy the dip became popular. These new wave of investors has zero fear. In fact they chuckle at fear and then triple down, post loss pron and laughs about it.
The thing is IMHO there has never been a more consequential company than Tesla. So hard to compare them to any other company.
Because most people want to put Tesla in the "car company" bucket...they will miss out.
The smart folks here are cleaning up as a result.
TheTalkingMule
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Their entire lives have been spent in a free money environment and they were in 9th grade for the 2008 crash. Their lack of fear today doesn't mean they won't crap their pants when the next crash happens.
The crash happened, like 9 months ago. Old school guys sold out of fear (including warren). New younger investors tripled down. The stock market recovery time frame was unprecedented. I mean what it took 3 weeks to recover? Now everyday we get the "it's gonna crash any minute now" as these companies make all time highs week after week for the past half a year. This was anything but normal because people now are more informed..they are taking investing more into their own hands..and they are no longer listening to conventional norms because it's those norms that caused people to miss out on Amazon, apple, microsoft, etc etc. And I'm not talking about missing out buying the stocks. Many many people owned those names one time in their lives or another. But almost everyone was baited to sell due to conventional wisdom telling them it'll crash due to them being in a bubble because..high P/E or whatever nonsense. So the majority..like 99% of the investors missed out on gains vs the 1% who bought and held.
Agreed. Plus, with interest rates at historic lows, the stock market appears to be the best place to put your money.
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