Yes. Yes I have.I guess you already made the dreaded calculation...
$40,000 / 17 = 2353 shares x $2270 = $5,341,310
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Yes. Yes I have.I guess you already made the dreaded calculation...
$40,000 / 17 = 2353 shares x $2270 = $5,341,310
Thank you...that is what I did.For trading extended-hours with Etrade, you have to first select limit order price type, then choose extended hours in the duration menu.
Edit: Note that message indicates your limit order will probably become active when the market opens. If you're still trying to squeeze something in pre-market, make sure you don't enter the same order twice!
OMGGGGGG BEST. COMPANY. EVER!!!! I brought my MS to the Service Center just now for squeaky brakes, and the lady said she'll upgrade my FSD hardware to 3.0 for free. Who else except Elon will make your car newer today than it was 4 years ago? To show my appreciation, I'm buying an additional 48 shares as my contribution to today's ATH. You're welcome.
Umm...just create a bookmark on your browser?OT:
Is there a way for me to flag or bookmark a post so that I can return to it in the future?
An island.
I bought at $18 on a dip.Wh
Anyone here buy any TSLA in the teens? 20's are my cheapest shares.
The Art of (not) Selling
I stumbled upon a very good blog post by Akre Capital (an asset management firm).
The post titled "The Art of (Not) Selling"
The Art of (Not) Selling - Akre Capital Management
For those of you familiar with @StealthP3D 's approach to investing, this article could have easily been written by him.
It is a short read and I highly recommend it.
Some key lines from the article:
- The mistake, in virtually every instance, has been selling too soon.
- our investment philosophy involves concentrating our capital in a small number of....growing and competitively advantaged businesses
- This determination to hold on is a critically important...... At its core, it relates to the power of compounding. We believe these two ideas — (not) selling and compounding — are inextricably linked. Getting the first wrong makes the second impossible.
- when selling because of valuation, it is often with the idea that there will be an opportunity down the road to buy back in at lower prices. In our experience, it seldom works out this way.
That naming convention seems very unlikely to me. Including past models, I think we'll see a progression more like:...I suspect that someday in the not too distant future we will see "Model 2's" rolling out of Berlin and Shanghai.
That naming convention seems very unlikely to me. Including past models, I think we'll see a progression more like:
Model S
Model 3
Model X
Model Y
Model B - lower cost sedan
Model I - sporty, smaller, cheaper hatchback
Model T - midsize pickup
Model C - camper in the mould of a VW
Model H - hydrofoil speedboat
I would sail by in a modest boat, saluting you !
From a safe and respectful distance, off course, taking into account your stated desire for privacy and (and also various assumed primarily defensive capabilities)
(Assuming off course the location was known to me which might be ... a tad more optimistic than my price/sell target)
Ha ha, thanks for letting me know. I hope I didn't get anyone in trouble.
If you right click on the post number you can open just that post in a new window, then bookmark that window. That will retain the link to the post, even if the pages get moved around.OT:
Is there a way for me to flag or bookmark a post so that I can return to it in the future?
I tossed and turned last night, not because I have options contracts that are volatile but because buy and hold has worked so well my account is majorly overweight in TSLA.
I’m considering selling a small amount of shares, maybe 5%, just so I can sleep better. Will decide before end of trading. Feel free to chime in with suggestions.
Wh
Anyone here buy any TSLA in the teens? 20's are my cheapest shares.
I tossed and turned last night, not because I have options contracts that are volatile but because buy and hold has worked so well my account is majorly overweight in TSLA.
I’m considering selling a small amount of shares, maybe 5%, just so I can sleep better. Will decide before end of trading. Feel free to chime in with suggestions.