Mo City
Active Member
Don't let the door hit you.
Acting like a complete jerk and poser while contributing nil to discussion or knowledge here makes your decision a win win.
Congrats!
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Acting like a complete jerk and poser while contributing nil to discussion or knowledge here makes your decision a win win.
Congrats!
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Must. Knot. Meme. ARRGH!
Ugh. They got me.
Booyah!
P.S. 11m shares of TSLA traded in the first hour.
Bad Monday to see another TMC contributor leave due to drama in this thread.
The graveyard increases.
lafrisbee
Active Member
I keep seeing this Americo-centric "300 mile number."
Remember it is the BIG picture Tesla is focused on, so Kilometers...and "500" has a psychological dimension to it. That is the number for Marketing.
lol that is still good value, Oct 2020 2850 is 18K
I bought one as a gamble at the open for $11.6K - it has already gone up about 60% in an hour!
I believe TSLA rose 6% the day prior to Elon’s “all out” Semi comment and then another 7% the day of. Since, the “announcement” provided no concrete details, I thought the reaction was obviously overdone.
IMO, TSLA’s frothiness began that week, in the $950-1050 range.
Talking about a bubble adds fuel to the fire? As in causes the SP to rise to further? I don’t follow. Entertaining the idea of a bubble in any market should slow the acceleration of the climb by tempering the bullishness. I think that’d be a good thing here - some consolidation would form a base upon which to work off of. Otherwise, a pullback could be a pretty extreme reversal.
As for being a dead investor, I never advocated anyone selling...
Anyone know if/ how we can trade options from the UK?
If you need to define yourself as winning at life by how rich you became through your investment decisions, that’s your choice. Don’t get mad that not everyone else defines you the same though.
Also, I know a few people who are guaranteed to be much wealthier than you. One of them actually helped me (indirectly) to grow my wealth, and did the same for you. That one guy never brags about his wealth or chooses to define himself through his ability to accumulate money (in fact, he repeatedly stated he hates being described as a billionaire), and yet is admired by millions of people. Crazy, I know…
tinm
2020 Model S LR+ Owner
Trend, the path you’re on, you’ll just be uglier than all of us combined within a lot less than 5 years. I hope you find humility.
Favguy
Member
I'm sure you really are everything you claim to be, and well done!
But... just so you know, this sort of post does tend to make you sound like a broke 14 year old fantasist writing nonsense from your parents basement.
All the years Elon told all of us but sometimes used a 'language' not everybody understands
https://twitter.com/Teslaconomics/status/1282679527835983873
https://twitter.com/Teslaconomics/status/1282679527835983873
Then why are you wasting your time typing posts ?
Just keep pressing that refresh button like a maniac !
Hey folks, anyone still hodling the $1 Jan 2021 $675 calls that @Green Pete gave us the heads-up on last September?
I had 10 of these still in January, but cashed-out for around $150k, if I'd held until now...
I had 10 of these still in January, but cashed-out for around $150k, if I'd held until now...
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Amsterdam to Berlin is 650 km. That's 7 hrs and 1 Supercharging stop in a 3SR+ with 400km (250mi) range. Even in the Winter.
You really gonna do it faster without stopping? 500km rge is not a magic number.
Just watched a cringe-worthy segment on CNBC where the talking heads were speechless about Elon's net worth gaining and TSLA price action. They cut the segment short and moved on to the next. Mentioned TSLA needs to reach $4200 for him to beat Bezos on net worth. That number keeps finding a way here
I think these are simply trading options by students of @Papafox . They buy the highest leverage options at the end of Friday, and then sell them sometime during Monday's run up.
Open interest at the start of today was 5.2k, and volume of these options today is currently over 20k.
And let's not forget tax considerations. The US tax is usually much lower, if gains are realized after at least a year. But even then, the rate is significantly raised when the realized gain is above $400,000.
Remember if you don't sell your shares, your "on paper" gains are not taxed.
I really can't consider selling any more TSLA shares in 2020. The tax might be enough to fund the Pentagon for a year.
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