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> > And lots of people have made their fortunes taking him at face value. (I'm one!) Congrats, that's only half of the battle though, in order to make the bag
by JumpinJack_Cash 3y ago
> > And lots of people have made their fortunes taking him at face value. (I'm one!)
Congrats, that's only half of the battle though, in order to make the bag worthwhile you need to avoid getting screwed when you convert your $TSLA money into stuff and experiences, lots of savvy salespeople in the real estate, vehicles and hospitality sector looking for fools to take them at face value.
Watch out because the next salesman you take at face value will sell you a 75k package for the Vegas GP and you'll end up with seats obstructed by rails and a 1 sec handshake with one of the (retired) drivers.
- TacticalCoder 3y ago> ... lots of savvy salespeople in the real estate, vehicles and hospitality sector looking for fools to take them at face value. That's not wrong but if they were that savvy they'd be the ones sitting on a fortune, without needing to being leeches living of the fortune made by others.
- JumpinJack_Cash 3y agoApples and oranges Making money by selling overpriced stuff face to face is a totally different feeling than making money on the stock market because a company was propelled to all time highs for trillions of reason outside of your control catching lobsters with traps vs fishing swordfishes. Some people are wired to do one vs the other