Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
Lol, before long we will be talking about tsla lost decade.
Getting a taste of r/wsb. But all my own karma for laughing at them.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Lol, before long we will be talking about tsla lost decade.
Getting a taste of r/wsb. But all my own karma for laughing at them.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Not the Defense industry, the Aerospace industry. Specifically the robotic asteroid mining robot industry. Do you think Elon doesn't know about this opportunity? Word.
The First Trillionaires Will Make Their Fortunes in Space
That's enough to pay for a city on Mars in one asteroid.
Dan Detweiler
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Is it just me or is it kind of odd that when the stock is pushed to near record lows people that almost never post feel the need to suddenly tell everyone why, and how much they sold?
I don't remember a rush of posts about how much people bought when it was $350, but again, maybe that's me.
I guess misery truly does love company...genuine or created.
Dan
I don't remember a rush of posts about how much people bought when it was $350, but again, maybe that's me.
I guess misery truly does love company...genuine or created.
Dan
exactly. i don’t know what the hysteria is about. but i guess i’d feel much more pressure if i had margin hanging over me, so to walk in ones shoes...
if you can...stick it out
if you can...avg down like @gene alluded to as well
ZachF
Active Member
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
About 180. And 160 as the next
Robinhood's instant transfers are not working for me today. I'm stuck here with money waiting to go in when it should have processed instantly. I submitted a ticket to support.
Causalien
Prime 8 ball Oracle
Traders like to brag about loss.
Be careful of traders who brag about gains. They are trying to sell you something.
I don’t recall many posts about selling out at these lows, only a couple maybe at most. But, I did see a lot of people saying they bought yesterday (bless them) and today.
Regarding talk on takeover, it is not going to happen. Any big company worth its name is conflicted. Aapl and goog are squarely competing. FB has its own issues. MSFT may actually be able to take a significant stake in the open market at these prices without moving the market much.
Existing investors like ellison might be locked out. That said I think it is a no brainier for Norway's fund to take a stake. Don't know what they're smoking given their mandate. Even if they take a 20% stake, that would be insignificant in terms of their allocation.
Buffet may be interested at these prices, but you'll need to woo him and give warrants, etc. Not worth it IMO.
Speaking of which, where is tencent?
Existing investors like ellison might be locked out. That said I think it is a no brainier for Norway's fund to take a stake. Don't know what they're smoking given their mandate. Even if they take a 20% stake, that would be insignificant in terms of their allocation.
Buffet may be interested at these prices, but you'll need to woo him and give warrants, etc. Not worth it IMO.
Speaking of which, where is tencent?
This is not the Technical Analysis thread. Take any and all discussion about long term support lines, trend channels, falling wedges and flying saucers to that thread.
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Devil's advocate. Few are willing to say they have lost faith and are taking a loss.
Im sure there are many here with that feeling. Justifiably so.
CyberDutchie
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There is also such a thing as a margin call, forcing you to sell against your will
Only 30 times?!? I’m jealous. I worked for Tesla from 2012-2019 and the early years (in particular) were rife with talks of bankruptcy and vaporware. I can’t even begin to express my bewilderment at the fact that people would go out of their way just to express some misplaced discontentment about how Tesla’s existence would directly impact their livelihood. I literally had a gentlemen once tell me that he prefers the smell of gasoline. This was alluded to earlier but it really does feel as if we are fighting an ideological battle and, unfortunately, the reptilian brain can be a hard beast to conquer.
OK got permission from the poster to repost their post. To me this is a very elegant way to explain how some people, including analysts, don't see the full FSD trends or vehicle sales trends. In part it's like the zoom in your scientific calculator. Zoom in too much and it looks like a flat curve. Zoom out enough and you can see the exponential. Here's their post from Teslarati.
blackbean Change • 3 hours ago
Yep. And what people forget is that after Tesla parted ways with Mobileye in 2016 they had to virtually start from scratch. They go to where they are now in just over 24 months and most of the AI learning has only occurred in the last 3 months. People are clueless as to how fast this is changing. Stuff doesn't work until it does.
Consider the case where scientist finds an invasive plant species on a lake. The monitor it for a few years and calculate that the plant is doubling it's size every year. By their calculation the lake will be totally covered by the plant in 30 years. Guess what. After 25 years, only about 3.15% of the lake is covered. At that point people will tell you how wrong the scientists were. For 25 years hardly anything has happened, why would it change in 5 years? In 4 more years the lake would be 50% covered and 1 more year it's totally covered.
That is why the analysts and specialists always miss this stuff. Look at solar. For 40 years nothing happened and then it started taking of around 2010. By the end of last year there already were over half a terrawatt of solar generating capacity globally. In 2010 it was less than 40 GW. In 2000 there was only 1.25 GW solar generating capacity globally. In 1970 it cost almost $100 to build 1 watt of solar generating capacity.
FSD won't be perfect next year, but it will work (with some nuance) and be much safer than a human driver. Once the dam wall of regulatory approval breaks, ICE cars sales will fall by hundreds of thousands per year in the US and quickly accelerate to a million and more.
blackbean Change • 3 hours ago
Yep. And what people forget is that after Tesla parted ways with Mobileye in 2016 they had to virtually start from scratch. They go to where they are now in just over 24 months and most of the AI learning has only occurred in the last 3 months. People are clueless as to how fast this is changing. Stuff doesn't work until it does.
Consider the case where scientist finds an invasive plant species on a lake. The monitor it for a few years and calculate that the plant is doubling it's size every year. By their calculation the lake will be totally covered by the plant in 30 years. Guess what. After 25 years, only about 3.15% of the lake is covered. At that point people will tell you how wrong the scientists were. For 25 years hardly anything has happened, why would it change in 5 years? In 4 more years the lake would be 50% covered and 1 more year it's totally covered.
That is why the analysts and specialists always miss this stuff. Look at solar. For 40 years nothing happened and then it started taking of around 2010. By the end of last year there already were over half a terrawatt of solar generating capacity globally. In 2010 it was less than 40 GW. In 2000 there was only 1.25 GW solar generating capacity globally. In 1970 it cost almost $100 to build 1 watt of solar generating capacity.
FSD won't be perfect next year, but it will work (with some nuance) and be much safer than a human driver. Once the dam wall of regulatory approval breaks, ICE cars sales will fall by hundreds of thousands per year in the US and quickly accelerate to a million and more.
When buying, everyone here on TMC was clapping ... no need for words
Only the 5-dan experts talking about high risk leverages got heard anyway
Deadline has been extended to May 15th.
Seems like MXWL stockholders might want to withdraw their prior election pending a renewed offer if these TSLA prices persist.
If that begins to happen then others might be interested if for no other reason than to license the tech to TSLA.
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