Anyone investing heavily this year??
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All I know is that price keeps recovering. It recovers so fast I cant close out my call spreads before its running up again.
I bought NIO at the dip and cleaned up today.
I got my TSLA stock at $442.76 this morning
Good day for Zoom
With this homeschool Zoom has been a winner for me
With this homeschool Zoom has been a winner for me
Great question that has me nervous as hell. I got some change coming in and that where i was planning on putting it.
At this point i'm not sure where all this value supposedly is with Tesla?
The balance sheets certainly doesn't support it. So it seems it's mainly being driven by hype and Elon is bound to do something amazing next.
But people have been saying this for awhile with Tesla. So until it comes tumbling down.....
YOLO!!!
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I did so as well last week and should have sold at the top. But i held expecting continued gains which didn't manifest. Should have taken into consideration this is a new IPO and it's going to have these swings until it starts stabilizing.
We know they're going to be adding more shares to the market and the inevitable dip is going to follow. I'll be ready next time...
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Yeah, if you were listening to analysts, at this point tesla should have been dead in 2020. Ppl claimed competitors would have made the stock worthless.Great question that has me nervous as hell. I got some change coming in and that where i was planning on putting it.
At this point i'm not sure where all this value supposedly is with Tesla?
The balance sheets certainly doesn't support it. So it seems it's mainly be driven by hype and Elon is bound to do something amazing next.
But people have been saying this for awhile with Tesla. So until it comes tumbling down.....
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They seem to HATE that it's not following analysts logic. They seem to hate that novice with a Robinhood accounts can clean up without understanding jack-shit about the fundamentals...
I'm still a bit new to this and the reasons why companies issue new shares, but learning that it's not always a bad thing long term. Could be for R&D, etc. This guy explains a little about what NIO says they plan to do with last week's announced offering, for what it's worth (help pay off some weird debt that got earlier this year and re-purchase some equity, which will hopefully lead to more gains long term):
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This stock is a long term hold for me. Will continue to add on as time goes by. If TSLA does well, NIO should do well. And unlike with TSLA, NIO has government backing,
Same playa
They seem to HATE that it's not following analysts logic. They seem to hate that novice with a Robinhood accounts can clean up without understanding jack-shit about the fundamentals...
I was listening to Cooperman on CNBC this morning, he hates Robinhood for that same reason. The vibe I got from him he doesn't believe the Robinhood platform have true investors
I doubt it will crash. I think it hit its peak for the time being. I dont see Tesla hitting 1000 anytime soon this year,in my honest opinion. Either way it's a good investment considering EV is the future.
This is why I think NIO is a better investment than Tesla. Plus, they pluging the gaps in EV that Tesla can't fill like swappable batteries.
I got my 1 share (
)at $447.
I was listening to Cooperman on CNBC this morning, he hates Robinhood for that same reason. The vibe I got from him he doesn't believe the Robinhood platform have true investors
I just heard about this one app...
Goodbye
dough is what investing should be: unlimited commission-free stock trading, zero account minimums, and an easy to use mobile app filled with smart ideas.
dough.com
Nope
Battery day still to come and s&p inclusion
Possible? Yes.
Probably? Nope.
Look at the Market Cap, % Held by Institutions, and the Short Interest. With this split, they now have the backing of millions more retail investors who have been dying to get a piece of the action. If TSLA crashes, then the entire market crashes.
I just heard about this one app...
Goodbye
dough is what investing should be: unlimited commission-free stock trading, zero account minimums, and an easy to use mobile app filled with smart ideas.
TastyTrade invests $20 million in new startup
The new Chicago fintech firm, which will be a TastyTrade subsidiary, aims to take on Robinhood in wielding the smartphone to trade stocks.
www.chicagobusiness.com
Fun fact: Tastyworks used to be called dough
TastyTrade invests $20 million in new startup
The new Chicago fintech firm, which will be a TastyTrade subsidiary, aims to take on Robinhood in wielding the smartphone to trade stocks.
Fun fact: Tastyworks used to be called dough
I don't use TT but watched some of their options tutorials on YouTube. They seem good.
ZN holders: not sure if or how this impacts us but heads up...
IMO the markets have to crash...the exponential moves are not sustainable.
From a Macro standpoint the economy is in a dire state.... layoffs, money printing, post corona issues, so many business may not coming back.
The question as always is when.....
Until then long stock
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