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I was not interested in the stock at the highs. I am buying as much as I can currently at this level. Musk has always been a wild card but he can deliver. I wis

I was not interested in the stock at the highs. I am buying as much as I can currently at this level. Musk has always been a wild card but he can deliver. I wish he had not bought Twitter but it doesn't really change my outlook on Tesla, SpaceX or long-term the boring company. Most of the freak out over Musk is just the left's anger over his views. I just ignore it. Dude is eccentric.

tigershark 4y ago
Yeah, obviously alienating the target market for your company will destroy your deliveries and your stock price. Shanghai factory is currently shut down and it will continue the shutdown also in January. The cars are currently sold with a 7500$ discount in US and in other countries. If you think that the carbon-loving maga hats are going to buy EVs you will be nicely surprised in the next months.
- wonderwonder 4y ago
  I'm not betting on a massive resurgence until the fed pivots, perhaps 2024? A timeline measured in months is not realistic. Longer term hold. If the price goes down more, then I'll just keep buying (to a point). Seems like a pretty good risk / reward setup for me. Politically I don't divide people into Maga Hats and not Maga hats. I divide them into MAGA hats, the far left and then normal people. The MAGA are on the far right, and there is the far left currently panicking over Musk. I'm betting on the normal people in the middle. Side note, so far the deliveries have been fine. Will have to wait and see on how Q4 went. https://www.statista.com/statistics/502208/tesla-quarterly-vehicle-deliveries/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/502208/tesla-quarterly-v...
  - pram 4y ago
    If you think it's going to be a few years until it recovers (I don't disagree) then why are you catching the falling knife right now. Follow your own analysis lol, the time to buy is when its been sideways for a while.
    - wonderwonder 4y ago
      Got a couple IRA's to top off before end of year
- yreg 4y ago
  Tesla Shanghai is partially shut down for maintenance, other factories do this as well. In the past months it produced the record number of cars. >currently sold with a 7500$ discount Discount compared to what? They have been rising prices in the past two years since they couldn't satisfy the demand. They still have the highest margins by far.

tigershark 4y ago

Yeah, obviously alienating the target market for your company will destroy your deliveries and your stock price. Shanghai factory is currently shut down and it will continue the shutdown also in January. The cars are currently sold with a 7500$ discount in US and in other countries. If you think that the carbon-loving maga hats are going to buy EVs you will be nicely surprised in the next months.

wonderwonder 4y ago
I'm not betting on a massive resurgence until the fed pivots, perhaps 2024? A timeline measured in months is not realistic. Longer term hold. If the price goes down more, then I'll just keep buying (to a point). Seems like a pretty good risk / reward setup for me. Politically I don't divide people into Maga Hats and not Maga hats. I divide them into MAGA hats, the far left and then normal people. The MAGA are on the far right, and there is the far left currently panicking over Musk. I'm betting on the normal people in the middle. Side note, so far the deliveries have been fine. Will have to wait and see on how Q4 went. https://www.statista.com/statistics/502208/tesla-quarterly-vehicle-deliveries/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/502208/tesla-quarterly-v...
- pram 4y ago
  If you think it's going to be a few years until it recovers (I don't disagree) then why are you catching the falling knife right now. Follow your own analysis lol, the time to buy is when its been sideways for a while.
  - wonderwonder 4y ago
    Got a couple IRA's to top off before end of year
yreg 4y ago
Tesla Shanghai is partially shut down for maintenance, other factories do this as well. In the past months it produced the record number of cars. >currently sold with a 7500$ discount Discount compared to what? They have been rising prices in the past two years since they couldn't satisfy the demand. They still have the highest margins by far.