This is what I realized as well - it's basically a giant data sponge using electric car as an input device.The valuation on Tesla should not be based on its ability to sell cars alone. The company is using a variety of tech packaged into a single autonomous system that has the capacity for future growth which includes revenue lines from possible subscription growth (BaaS) or entertainment.
Tesla is uniquely position compared to most other auto manufacturers b/c people still see it as a car company. Problem is that it isn't
I trimmed my position slightly bc of portfolio risk but holding.
Richest person in the world based on a company that has never turned a profit. Just unreal.
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I have. They barely break even and would be unprofitable net of regulatory credit sales. And this is if you actually believe their accounting.
so what's the endgame here for TSLA bulls? does it just keep going up forever?
if you bought when the market crashed last march, the shares have returned 10x your investment in 10 months. the company is now trading at 1600x earnings. yet even now, very few people are selling
it's like nothing i've ever seen. and what's crazy is, I still don't know a single person who owns one of their cars.
Where do you live? Model 3s are like Honda Civics here.so what's the endgame here for TSLA bulls? does it just keep going up forever?
if you bought when the market crashed last march, the shares have returned 10x your investment in 10 months. the company is now trading at 1600x earnings. yet even now, very few people are selling
it's like nothing i've ever seen. and what's crazy is, I still don't know a single person who owns one of their cars.
It will at some point, but the company has been injected so much that even when it crashes it won't go below $300 and will still maybe trade in between that and $400. This is the third cycle, so I would say that anyone thinking there's going to be a 4th growth cycle is risking it big, if you missed the last 3 times I'd guess you're out of luck now.I don't know much about stocks. But this seems too overvalued compared to others? Is this some bubble waiting to burst? Can anyone explain.
"They don't turn a profit" is one of the best "I don't understand how businesses work" statements you can find.
toIMO, this is peak overbought territory. I trimmed my position and probably buy more once the price cools.
I’ve been noticing Robinhood is lagging on updates all throughout this past week.That chart is probably wrong for ah, unless it's combining yesterday's after hours with current premarket, which doesn't make sense... Unless you use r-
Btw, it's up in premarket by a good bit and we still have an hour until open. It may easily beat the $60 jump yesterday. I'm sure there will be news over the weekend too.
I'd say good chance it hits $1000 by wednesday I'd say 78% chance. Matches the the table dealers nearly who think 70%. Difference is I expect weekend momentum with news.
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You might be trimming too early, I'd wait to see what happens on Monday. Strong possibility hype will be generated by weekend news and analyst shock. It will be correcting soon though. Likely when it hits or is just under $1000.
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Pretty wild, yeah. People are getting their stimulus checks in though.This feels like some Dragon Ball Genki Dama shit where investors around the world are just willing the share price up past $1,000 again.
It’ll go higher. Generally a good idea to rebalance into more diverse holdings in case a catastrophic event happens but we don’t know what his overall finances look like.
11 MILL! and dude won't cash out
11 MILL! and dude won't cash out