I think you'll get better entry point than the current price sometime in the future if you're looking to buy for long term hold. Tesla stock is volatile so it's going to have like 25-50% swings every once in awhile. Right now, traders are playing TSLA for the S&P inclusion so the price is high. I expect prices to go even higher before coming back down after the S&P addition.I was debating over whether or not to buy a couple of shares before the split and the lock-in so that I could get my 5x shares....but damn it's so expensive for me (I don't have ponyo money), and figured that it just makes sense to wait until after the split. I mean, it's essentially the same total value, on that day, with effectively the same number of shares. Or at least, with little money, I should expect to be able to afford more shares after the split (that's the point, right?) so that if the plan is to just hold forever and it goes well above its current value anyway, you end up with more shares? ....ah, but it's the same total cost either way, so what's the difference?
It's simple and it still confuses me. Meanwhile, the price just keeps skyrocketing. Today's the last day for lock in, hence the run, I guess. I had already told myself to wait until the split anyway, so I guess I will do that.
Crazy NIO to $17.50 on upgrade from long time bear from $1 to $16.
QQQ quickly approaching $300 price target. Close $286. I was thinking October, but its getting there very fast. If it hits $300, it me be range bound until after the election.
Anyone think solar stocks could become a play again with TSLA leading the market? The climate crisis is getting a lot more attention now, and a company like FSLR that seemed dead for a while could now all of a sudden be reaching ~9 year highs.
I just closed on a new home that has Tesla panels and I'm ordering a Tesla Powerwall upgrade for it so my home becomes entirely grid independent. It's amazing technology and this is exactly the kind of decentralized energy generation our world needs. And the kicker is that it's not even expensive (at least in SoCal where there's a lot of sun). It's $0 to install/maintain them, and usually the monthly rental fee is <= otherwise electricity costs. I just love how you can generate power and feed it back into the grid as well.
Congrats! TSLA is once in a generation stock and company. This decade and next will belong to Tesla. Just like people who never sold Apple stock but kept accumulating more shares every time AAPL stock dropped 30-50%, I think the same will be true with TSLA this decade. TSLA will have many 30-50% selloffs. But you buy and don't sell. TSLA will become $1 trillion company this decade. And next decade, it might hit $2 trillion. There's not a company in the stock market right now that has brighter future than TSLA. They are going to own the automotive, energy, and AI market. All those markets are multi-trillion dollar markets. Because those markets are so large is why people are going so crazy over TSLA now. People are starting to see Tesla's vision and massive potential.TSLA got a price upgrade from Jefferies this morning to $2500 a share. I bought a stake in TSLA at around $500 a share, in no small part to the recommendations in this thread. Have held it since and it‘s been a pretty remarkable run. A correction in this market is sure to come but i have no plans to sell and expect to hold this and AAPL for a long time.
Clean energy is going to become huge this decade and next. IMO, all new houses will have solar roofs in the next 10 years. Rising tide will lift all boats just like TSLA is lifting all EV stocks at the moment. Same is true with solar and I think once TSLA starts scaling with solar and energy, all other solar and clean energy stocks will benefit and ride the wave with Tesla. Elon has repeated said he thinks energy will be just as big if not bigger than Tesla EV autos and going to grow crazy this decade. I believe it. I think TSLA solar roofs, Powerwall, Megapacks, and Autobidder will lead the market. The energy market just like the ICE auto market is ripe for disruption and I think power and utilities as how we know it will be forever changed.Anyone think solar stocks could become a play again with TSLA leading the market? The climate crisis is getting a lot more attention now, and a company like FSLR that seemed dead for a while could now all of a sudden be reaching ~9 year highs.
I just closed on a new home that has Tesla panels and I'm ordering a Tesla Powerwall upgrade for it so my home becomes entirely grid independent. It's amazing technology and this is exactly the kind of decentralized energy generation our world needs. And the kicker is that it's not even expensive (at least in SoCal where there's a lot of sun). It's $0 to install/maintain them, and usually the monthly rental fee is <= otherwise electricity costs. I just love how you can generate power and feed it back into the grid as well.
And I *PERSONALLY* think you're completely WRONG. But that's what makes a market.To be honest, of all renewable energy sources - I *PERSONALLY* think solar is BY FAR the worst one.
Wind, Hydro, nuclear.... and even renewable fuels are going to get more attention than solar.
Heh, I feel bad for the people in my area that bought solar roof stuff - this hurricane is going to annihilate them.
I was debating over whether or not to buy a couple of shares before the split and the lock-in so that I could get my 5x shares....but damn it's so expensive for me (I don't have ponyo money), and figured that it just makes sense to wait until after the split. I mean, it's essentially the same total value, on that day, with effectively the same number of shares. Or at least, with little money, I should expect to be able to afford more shares after the split (that's the point, right?) so that if the plan is to just hold forever and it goes well above its current value anyway, you end up with more shares? ....ah, but it's the same total cost either way, so what's the difference?
It's simple and it still confuses me. Meanwhile, the price just keeps skyrocketing. Today's the last day for lock in, hence the run, I guess. I had already told myself to wait until the split anyway, so I guess I will do that.
I'm predicting a massive drop a few weeks prior (feel free to speculate on why, I have), followed by a massive ramp up in the following year.The Dow went up about 2,000 points when Trump got elected in 2016. If he doesn't get reelected in 2020, do you think that we're going to lose those gains?
The Dow went up about 2,000 points when Trump got elected in 2016. If he doesn't get reelected in 2020, do you think that we're going to lose those gains?
Supposedly there is also speculation the Fed is going to up its confidence game by announcing "a new paradigm" with regard to inflation (which they say does not exist despite the dollar hitting all time lows against gold and stocks)
This year is going to be a democratic landslide. There's no way that won't happen unless Trump declares marshal law - which I seriously think is a possibility. He knows that once he's out of office, he's going to be fucked more ways than a Thai hooker.I was looking at options last week (10 ABBV 80 puts iirc) and prior to the election (October) the price was like $110. For post election puts the price was almost $1500 (Nov 20th).
Some people sure think the whole thing is going to implode if the dems sweep. Big funds are snapping up post election puts like crazy to protect their positions.
Thinking that anything is going to happen immediately after Nov. 3rd is just baseless hysteria. I have no doubt that a Dem administration with majorities in both houses will do things like claw back Trump's historic tax giveaway. But be honest, even if you benefited from that travesty, it was nothing less than obscene.
This year is going to be a democratic landslide. There's no way that won't happen unless Trump declares marshal law - which I seriously think is a possibility. He knows that once he's out of office, he's going to be fucked more ways than a Thai hooker.
If the market hasn't already priced that in, then I want a couple rails of whatever they're snorting.
One of the biggest problems in the US besides systemic racism and QAnon cult followers is wealth disparity. And you can be sure the Dems will try to do things that change that - As it should be.
Sorry for the political tirade. This probably belongs in thread the name of which must never be spoken. So delete this if I've crossed a line.
Thinking that anything is going to happen immediately after Nov. 3rd is just baseless hysteria. I have no doubt that a Dem administration with majorities in both houses will do things like claw back Trump's historic tax giveaway. But be honest, even if you benefited from that travesty, it was nothing less than obscene.
Yup.Also as far as the stock market if Dems win, I would imagine Wallstreet is perfectly content with a politician that has spent 50 years in the center.