I notice you’re discussing an island instead of an archipelago. Understandable given the economy.As long as they don’t get any ideas about my island. Then I short TSLA with abandon.
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I notice you’re discussing an island instead of an archipelago. Understandable given the economy.As long as they don’t get any ideas about my island. Then I short TSLA with abandon.
Lol....you ever been to rural Italy. Quite a bit tougher and more resilient than Tallahassee. Kansas? Perhaps on par.US Americans are tougher and used to _much_ more risk in their lives than Europeans. Look at all the (common) natural disasters in the US, tornadoes, wild fires. People there pick up their pieces and go on with their lives as best as they can.
So while I think a _lot_ of older and weaker people in the USA will likely die in the coming weeks and months, I think the country as a whole will soldier on.
With how things have shaped up for TSLA, anybody buying calls close to P&D report or earnings. Or do you think it's better to wait until next week?
I mean all these people on TV crying like the world is coming to an end have probably set panic levels to all time highs so I feel like we can only go up from here, especially if there is any sort of positive news on treatment and signs that social distancing is working.
Does anyone know if anyone at GF3 was confirmed to have CV-19? What is their process if someone is determined to have CV-19?
As has been previously stated, Tesla is better suited than almost any other large US corporation to handle this due to their experience at GF3. It might be more hectic since Fremont doesn't have as clean of a floor plan as GF3, but I am confident in the creativity of Tesla's engineers to modify GF3's CV-19 plan to work within the Fremont building.
not unless they are disinfecting cars after every workstation touches it. Hundreds of people touch the same car in the course of its run through the factory, so one person exposes them all.
I've ALWAYS used hand sanitizer after handling charger handles. People are generally gross WRT hand cleanliness IMO.I do hope they're cleaning the Superchargers though...
With how things have shaped up for TSLA, anybody buying calls close to P&D report or earnings. Or do you think it's better to wait until next week?
I mean all these people on TV crying like the world is coming to an end have probably set panic levels to all time highs so I feel like we can only go up from here, especially if there is any sort of positive news on treatment and signs that social distancing is working.
Like the sentiment, but what makes you think that?
I remember when tree fiddy was a brief hope on the way up.
I do hope they're cleaning the Superchargers though...
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone cleaning any part of a supercharger.
"It can only go up from here" has been almost a daily consensus for me and a lot of people. Yet the line keeps moving.With how things have shaped up for TSLA, anybody buying calls close to P&D report or earnings. Or do you think it's better to wait until next week?
I mean all these people on TV crying like the world is coming to an end have probably set panic levels to all time highs so I feel like we can only go up from here, especially if there is any sort of positive news on treatment and signs that social distancing is working.
"Culling the herd?" A bit tasteless there, although I get your meaning. Sure hope I don't get it as my doctor told me yesterday it would probably cull me.From 1929 to 1932 the market dropped 86%, but it rose 307% in the next three years.
From 1936 to 1942 the market dropped 54% for a net gain of 247% Took 5.5 years to correct
From 1946 to 1965 slow growth of 170% 19.8 years
From 1965 to 1986 slow loss of 72% over 20.6 years
From 1986 to 12/30/1999 gain of 700% over 13.6 yrs remaining ~= until 2007
From 9/07 to 3/09 dropped 49% after housing collapse
From 4/09 to 11/19 gained 205%
From 12/19 to 3/18/2020 lost 32.74 %
Average of the 2 largest drops is 66.266%
Average drops is 52%
Average rebound is 294%
Source= DJI 100 year chart [Dow Jones - DJIA - 100 Year Historical Chart ]
Spanish flu 01/18 to 12/20 (lots of healthy folks died. Coronavirus is culling the herd of elderly or health impaired, unlike Spanish flu):
12/15 to 12/18 Dropped from 2390 to 1279 - 48%
12/18 to 8/19 rose 19%
To 10/21 dropped 32%
From 10/21 to 6/29 rose 460%
Most of the hysteria is self induced and pushed by the media. Every time my TSLA drops $50, I buy 10 shares. Others, I have buy orders at about 2009 values. It will rebound with great gains.
Just the thoughts of a Blonde...….