Don't understand the interest in Lucid. They are way, way, behind Tesla and many traditional automakers on getting EVs to market.
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ARKG is focused on pharma and biotech. The entire industry has been sluggish for the past month. I'm a long time investor of PRHSX and that has been meh so far in 2021.
I think the biggest thing to watch out for is that the selling can cause more selling and a downward spiral like we saw with the short squeezes.
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If you are a TSLA bull, you should be saying that it's undervalue so it can justified TSLA's value.
The predominant, but not total, buzz on Robing Hood et. al. was for ARKK. I don't think it's that much of an issue with ARKG. If things get overdone it's a buying opportunity. I don't see any holding with a market cap equal the top 10 manufacturers in the industry combined.
What is TDS? I think the smart thing to do is invest in multiple companies. I think TSLA will definitely be one of the winners, but there will be others that will do well in the EV and battery space. Lucid has a chance. GM and F may also do well.
As much as I think Musk is a genius and Tesla is a legitimate company with great technology, I would not be surprised to see him in hand-cuffs at some point.
Nonsensical? Value is relative. I don't think you want to compare it to the traditional automakers because TSLA would be way overvalue. I think you should really do some analysis on TSLA.
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zero chance. At worst, he writes a check. I don't think there is any fraud. Just a lot of dumb investors.
I’m not necessarily saying now or in connection with BTC, but at some point in the future.
How so? Wouldn't the PIPE be worth more with CCIV at 55 instead of 35? I get it was issued well below both.
The post wasn't about TSLA. You're schtick is getting old (as you have been told before).
That’s why it was an obvious shortIf you bought BLNK a year ago you would still be up 1,400% as of today.
Did put some buy orders in for GOOGL and QS.
I don’t owe any Tesla or any Bitcoin because it’s difficult to get a good idea of the value but some posters act like they are early buyers when it appears they might be late . My nephew brought Tesla at $70 a share and Bitcoin at $9,000. I don’t think he can lose just having it a little more than a year. I believe that both will retreat to a lower level but will reach new highs in maybe a year.
Just trying to provide some objective view. Not rooting for anyone to lose money. I’m 100% correct, some of the time.
The problem with certain posters on this Board is that they refuse to recognize that certain market dynamics, not to mention the musings of Musk and CW, have driven Tesla to the moon. I’ve got no issue with Tesla other than it’s hard for me to justify buying the stock even at these correction levels because it was so inflated in the first place.
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I have a perfect record! 100% of the time I am either right, wrong, or in the middle. HA!
Papa Powell weighs in.....good news for the market, sticking with the plan:
Perhaps you should spend some time looking for the next BLNK? Long is where the real money is!That’s why it was an obvious short
Did put some buy orders in for GOOGL and QS.
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New highs for both in short order. Powell is sticking to the plan and DC is going to dump another $1-2T on the masses. That money needs to go somewhere.
My FOLM prevents me from finding the next BLNK. I don’t have FOMO and rather be late to the party.
I certainly could see him running afoul of securities laws or, at a minimum, ostracized for governance. He already has run afoul. And the there are questions other boards would absolutely focus on. How much time does he spend on TSLA vs, for example, SpaceX? Or how about his various tunnel projects? What if he unleashes another now infamous “funding secured” tweet for a go private? His twitter habit and public comments on bitcoin would make me nervous as a shareholder. Of course, that’s what you get from a visionary, and I don’t doubt he is every bit a generational visionary. But I don’t think investors really consider the real risks of his behavior,
Powell’s comments remind me of this statement from Bernanke:
“At this juncture, however, the impact on the broader economy and financial markets of the problems in the sub-prime market seems likely to be contained.” – Ben Bernanke, March 2008
As one market observer noted at the time, the problems were indeed contained. To planet Earth.
It also takes a lot of hard work to find those opportunities. Also beyond my time and capabilities (that's why I do funds/etfs).
I wouldn't dismiss Frida out of hand. There will be a correction and it could be pretty steep. Different investors/posters on this thread will be affected differently depending on their timeline, their risk/reward tolerance and any lifestyle change a correction will result.
Short term "investors" get their panties in a bunch over Tesla buying Bitcoin, missing 2020 deliveries by 350 vehicles, and Elon's Twitter habits.
Long term, these are meaningless. For once, I'd love to hear an analysist talk about the number of batteries Tesla will produce in 2021, 2022, and beyond. Or, how Tesla's body castings will revolutionize how vehicles are assembled. But no, instead we get news on Elon's Twitter profile picture.
I suppose it's good news for long term investors in that we get to add to our existing shares during times like these. I certainly took advantage earlier this morning.
Technically, a correction is a 10% drop, a bear market is a 20% drop. I haven't calculated the numbers. We might be in a correction or very close to one.
What you dismiss as irrelevant, meaningless habits are nothing of the sort. These are the type of actions that can lead to SEC scrutiny and forced removal, and have for many other companies. Presumably, a long term investor would be concerned if Musk were no longer the CEO.. hardly a trivial matter.
Image of you when you realize that ARKK is the latest version of The Manhattan Fund?
Not in a correction yet. Large cap tech is and some are in bear market territory.