Saw that. Nothing to do with bitcoin or ethereum. Trying a new crypto to phish. Stick to the names just like in any other industry.
Try to stay on topic.Like Robotaxi?
You have to find a brokerage that will lend margin on OTC stocks and see if they'll let you borrow the margined shares. I don't personally know of any firms that do, but that doesn't stop these modern digital boilerrooms from doing it.Anyone know how to short OTC stocks?
A lot of Reddit guys are going to lose a lot of money on UVXY and VXX. This isn’t the same trade as pump and dump. Demand doesn’t equal price appreciation on derivatives.
I’m sure you would. One robotaxi can be rolled out now but can scale is the question. I mean didn’t Uber and Lyft already tested robotaxi in certain markets already?Try to stay on topic.
But no. Not like robotaxi. Your anti-Tesla bias is clouding your thinking. Do you really think we'll see QS produce high energy density cells, at scale, for less than $100/Kwh before the first robotaxi? I would gladly take that wager.
Nice reverse jinx! Oh wait, did I just reverse the reverse? LOL!R2K down 2.4%.
I’m sure you would. One robotaxi can be rolled out now but can scale is the question. I mean didn’t Uber and Lyft already tested robotaxi in certain markets already?
I will take the bet is you modify it to QS produce high energy density cells, at scale, before large scale rollout of robotaxi? $100?
Doesn't look like crumbs are available for OTC stocks.I love crumbs. Trying to find more of these type of trades. Really wanted to short CMGR. This is the OTC stock that ran up because people thought this was the “clubhouse”. It’s like free money.
no FOLM on these shorts.
Missing it, on a stupid work call/webex! Anything good?CW on the halftime report today. Watching now on delay.
I’ll summarize. It’s a big position I hold (TSLA) and is going down. Let me pump it up.Missing it, on a stupid work call/webex! Anything good?
CW and ARK added a ton of GBTC to their ARKW (Next Gen Internet) etf.On BTC.
GBTC premium has come down quite a bit.
Next SEC commisioner spent the last couple years teaching a class at MIT focused on blockchain technology.
When every post is snark, it loses its effectiveness.I’ll summarize. It’s a big position I hold (TSLA) and is going down. Let me pump it up.
+1When every post is snark, it loses its effectiveness.
Curious to hear your take away from her on TSLA? Did you hear anything new?When every post is snark, it loses its effectiveness.
+1Added significantly to PLTR because they are investing aggressively not to capitalize on the exponential changes that are taking place.
If you are short term in your focus you probably don't want to invest in a company like PLTR.
Believes more company will think this way, and less trying to acheive profits/dividends in the short term,
CW and ARK have a lot of conviction with their strategy and holdings. They significantly buy on any dip.Effect of higher rates: Sharp turn up would cause valuation reset especially in ARK holdings. Will use that reset to add to holdings. Companies will grow into their multiples a lot faster then investors expect.
Not new per se, but the focus on AI, and their lead there, as per the bull case. The fact that most models don't include it, maybe not new, but not often talked about.Curious to hear your take away from her on TSLA? Did you hear anything new?
That was a completely disingenuous interview with a fund manager holding Tesla as 10% of her portfolio. Forget the EV competition and the fact that Tesla has steadily declined recently. Instead, let’s talk about “data”. This is why I cheer for the WSB crowd. Did CNBC think CW was going to come on and say that Tesla would be in an EV dog-fight for the next decade? Gimme a break.Early notes.
CW on TSLA: Autonomous is AI. AI needs data. TSLA has 30billion miles of data. Runner up Google has 30 million.
Current price target Models for TSLA do not include ride sharing.
Interesting video, this guy is pretty good (straight-forward and informative):Not new per se, but the focus on AI, and their lead there, as per the bull case. The fact that most models don't include it, maybe not new, but not often talked about.
I think AI is the biggest takeaway from the whole interview.
SEC commissioner/blockchain connection very interesting as well
Though she doesn't like the opacity of SPAC's, she does like that it allows investors to get in on innovative companies earlier. Mentioned SKLZ and BFLY, neither of which have really taken off yet.
Also mentioned draftkings.
Edit:Looks like BFLY jumped on the mention, while SKLZ is going the other way.
I'm not buying this take. If she was truly worried that TSLA is way too far out ahead of itself she could just sell it.That was a completely disingenuous interview with a fund manager holding Tesla as 10% of her portfolio. Forget the EV competition and the fact that Tesla has steadily declined recently. Instead, let’s talk about “data”. This is why I cheer for the WSB crowd. Did CNBC think CW was going to come on and say that Tesla would be in an EV dog-fight for the next decade? Gimme a break.
+1I'm not buying this take. If she was truly worried that TSLA is way too far out ahead of itself she could just sell it.
What about cost/kw? And need a specific energy density in Wh/kg. Forget it, you've lost enough money on Tesla, and I quickly get bored when we interact. Robotaxis are already on the road. Every Tesla owner w/ FSD is a potential robotaxi. Just need to activate the software and add vehicle to the ride sharing network. You're very critical of something you have very little understanding of. So, it's a bet you'll lose on Tesla....again.I’m sure you would. One robotaxi can be rolled out now but can scale is the question. I mean didn’t Uber and Lyft already tested robotaxi in certain markets already?
I will take the bet is you modify it to QS produce high energy density cells, at scale, before large scale rollout of robotaxi? $100?
It’s not easy for a fund manager to sell out of such a massive position. There are a ton of implications. You and I can sell and nobody gives a crap. But, it’s 10% of her ARKK portfolio. And, now that she’s in the spotlight, even trimming her Tesla position a little would lead to a further decline in the stock and hurt her performance. Her only play was to come on CNBC and pump it.I'm not buying this take. If she was truly worried that TSLA is way too far out ahead of itself she could just sell it.
It's 8.53% of ARKK.It’s not easy for a fund manager to sell out of such a massive position. There are a ton of implications. You and I can sell and nobody gives a crap. But, it’s 10% of her ARKK portfolio. And, now that she’s in the spotlight, even trimming her Tesla position a little would lead to a further decline in the stock and hurt her performance. Her only play was to come on CNBC and pump it.
And they believe in TSLA, because as she made perfectly clear, she believes in AI. In TSLA's case it's about Autonomous. Autonomous needs AI. AI requies data. TSLA has 1000x's as much data as the nearest competitor.+1
They believe in the long-term value of TSLA. They will keep buying on any dips. If this changes, they will sell. Pretty simple stuff.
It's her only play? C'mon. How long is this "play" supposed to work anyways?It’s not easy for a fund manager to sell out of such a massive position. There are a ton of implications. You and I can sell and nobody gives a crap. But, it’s 10% of her ARKK portfolio. And, now that she’s in the spotlight, even trimming her Tesla position a little would lead to a further decline in the stock and hurt her performance. Her only play was to come on CNBC and pump it.
She is a victim of her own success. Her ETF assets is now over $60 billion. It’s a lot more difficult to be a stock picker at that size.I'm not buying this take. If she was truly worried that TSLA is way too far out ahead of itself she could just sell it.
Yeah, I haven’t done the math but her Tesla position is probably close to $3B. Tesla is down 5% this month and was down 2% today, but immediately ticked higher after CW’s comments. If anyone doesn’t think this interview was orchestrated solely for the purpose of shaking a slumping Tesla then people on this board don’t understand what really goes on behind the scenes of Wall Street. This is how Wall Street pulls off its version of GME/WSB right in plain sight.
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They believe in the long-term value of TSLA. They will keep buying on any dips. If this changes, they will sell. Pretty simple stuff.