I said nothing in my post that was incorrect besides the projected stock prices, which is exactly my point: something can be awesome and be valued absurdly high based on selling forward decades of dreams to investors. Intel continued making world class chips for 20 years before they could catch up to the stock.
I am expecting a drop in fad stock prices corresponding with start of year profit when people get a clean slate on their capital gains/taxes/income and trim.My TSLA stock if I sold today would bag us $70k in profit. That's right. 70 THOUSAND dollars. I'm not hating it.
Meh. If I'd taken your advice a few years ago I wouldn't have 70 grand in profits. I'm good.
I mean that's an absolutely atrocious way to analyze growth trajectory of equities, and dollar cost averaging works both buying and selling stocks, but thank you for becoming the character in my above parody while bowdlerizing my prior takes down to a singular piece of "advice" rather than trying to have a candid discussion about what your entry point was, your tax consideration, what led you into the stock, your target price for selling it is, portfolio weighting, what you see as future growth catalysts etc...Meh. If I'd taken your advice a few years ago I wouldn't have 70 grand in profits. I'm good.
You mean in unrealized gains. Shit is up 600% this year. It has the next 25 years (on a very optimistic timeline) priced in at this point. I'd just keep in mind the saying - bulls make money, bears make money, pigs get slaughtered.Meh. If I'd taken your advice a few years ago I wouldn't have 70 grand in profits. I'm good.
Yeah that's the name of the game; not getting zeroed or taking big losses for me; easily the worst time to make clearheaded decisions when stinging from a burn.
Lol. Same old brackis. You were an asshole the last time I ignored your advice too. You'd have cost me 50 grand if I'd listened to you and sold it when you told me to. Fuck off.I mean that's an absolutely atrocious way to analyze growth trajectory of equities, and dollar cost averaging works both buying and selling stocks, but thank you for becoming the character in my above parody while bowdlerizing my prior takes down to a singular piece of "advice" rather than trying to have a candid discussion about what your entry point was, your tax consideration, what led you into the stock, your target price for selling it is, portfolio weighting, what you see as future growth catalysts etc...
But hey, if you wanna thumbnose at me instead and try to imply you're some big brain genius and that I dole out shitty advice or would never hold the stock, here's me ripping off 8k holding the stock for 14 hrs lmao.
I mean I asked you some basic questions and you told me to fuck off after coming into a thread you have zero posts in to brag about some profits you made. Cool contribution bro?Lol. Same old brackis. You were an asshole the last time I ignored your advice too. You'd have cost me 50 grand if I'd listened to you and sold it when you told me to. Fuck off.
I keep wondering if/when something like this goes down.
Damn in hindsight this was a killer reopening/xmas euphoria trade. I might have to play this into earnings.
I've loaded up on GME stocks and long calls and made good money on the run-up
Damn bro you are the richest mtf in this thread. Give us peasants some tips!My TSLA stock if I sold today would bag us $70k in profit. That's right. 70 THOUSAND dollars. I'm not hating it.
