#Tesla does so well because #ElonMusk is a great salesman, no question there. Also, they do have an exciting product. #Apple does so well because it is not #Microsoft. Microsoft does OK because they eat all competitors, NOT because of any product quality. And certainly an investment organization that avoids running by emotions and crowd following can do better than many others.
What the future holds is uncertain, given that the Fed has not been doing the right things to protect the majority of folks. Supporting inflationary actions will eventually result in there being some serious inflation, and creating huge amounts of debt that, in theory at least, must eventually be paid off, is not a good long-term choice. It would be appropriate to demand an explanation of how that is anticipated to play out in the future. I doubt that the answer would make any sense at all. $TSLA$AAPL$MSFT
#Tesla ($TSLA) will get it's last laugh when it gets put into indexes vastly increasing the shareholder base, but in the end it will have to face the simple fact that the valuation makes no sense based on market cap and will be adjusted sooner or later. Simply put, either grow profitability as expected or be devalued to where your profitability makes sense. This is the tune that all other companies must inevitably face. The start up days and valuations are going to be over.
The market would like to run as more money moves out of other investments and into stocks. That said dividend stocks with little growth are oversold. Who knows when they will recover. In the meantime the rush to trend buying continues with names like #Tesla, #Microsoft, #Netflix, etc. $TSLA, $MSFT, $NFLX
Sell high PE stocks with slowing growth. Buy lower growth stocks with continuing growth. Sell #Netflix buy #Google. Sell #Tesla buy #Microsoft. Sell #REITs buy #Xilinx, etc. The trend is likely not going to be your friend. Buy real stories, do your research. $XLNX$GOOGL$NFLX$TSLA$MSFT
This is not an article that delves deeply into $TSLA's financials to find a hidden gem. It's pure wishful thinking based on no facts beyond meaningless superficial coincidences. A true dive into TSLA's financials by anyone who knows the ins and outs of accounting bluster would uncover what's actually hidden: not gems, but deadly land mines.
This has been gone into already by so many who understand that reality is not Elon's Matrix. Speaking of "red pills," and all, I mean.
Stocks Rebound Sharply
#Tesla does so well because #ElonMusk is a great salesman, no question there. Also, they do have an exciting product. #Apple does so well because it is not #Microsoft. Microsoft does OK because they eat all competitors, NOT because of any product quality. And certainly an investment organization that avoids running by emotions and crowd following can do better than many others.
What the future holds is uncertain, given that the Fed has not been doing the right things to protect the majority of folks. Supporting inflationary actions will eventually result in there being some serious inflation, and creating huge amounts of debt that, in theory at least, must eventually be paid off, is not a good long-term choice. It would be appropriate to demand an explanation of how that is anticipated to play out in the future. I doubt that the answer would make any sense at all. $TSLA $AAPL $MSFT
Stocks Rebound Sharply
#Tesla ($TSLA) will get it's last laugh when it gets put into indexes vastly increasing the shareholder base, but in the end it will have to face the simple fact that the valuation makes no sense based on market cap and will be adjusted sooner or later. Simply put, either grow profitability as expected or be devalued to where your profitability makes sense. This is the tune that all other companies must inevitably face. The start up days and valuations are going to be over.
Early Warning Wednesday: It's Complicated
The market would like to run as more money moves out of other investments and into stocks. That said dividend stocks with little growth are oversold. Who knows when they will recover. In the meantime the rush to trend buying continues with names like #Tesla, #Microsoft, #Netflix, etc. $TSLA, $MSFT, $NFLX
Trade Of The Week: TSLA
#Tesla's addition to the S&P 500 will only make this index more volatile which I guess is good for traders and bad for the market here. $TSLA
The Nasdaq Selling Has Commenced
Sell high PE stocks with slowing growth. Buy lower growth stocks with continuing growth. Sell #Netflix buy #Google. Sell #Tesla buy #Microsoft. Sell #REITs buy #Xilinx, etc. The trend is likely not going to be your friend. Buy real stories, do your research. $XLNX $GOOGL $NFLX $TSLA $MSFT
Nikola Corporation Vs Tesla Inc: How Different?
How different? really? Where is #Nikola's gigafactory? $TSLA $NKLA
Nikola Corporation Vs Tesla Inc: How Different?
One is real the other is a pretender. $TSLA $NKLA
How Comparable Is Tesla Of Today To Apple 20 Years Ago
This is not an article that delves deeply into $TSLA's financials to find a hidden gem. It's pure wishful thinking based on no facts beyond meaningless superficial coincidences. A true dive into TSLA's financials by anyone who knows the ins and outs of accounting bluster would uncover what's actually hidden: not gems, but deadly land mines.
This has been gone into already by so many who understand that reality is not Elon's Matrix. Speaking of "red pills," and all, I mean.
How Comparable Is Tesla Of Today To Apple 20 Years Ago
Don't agree about $TSLA. Did $AAPL also raise and lose all $18 bil it did in secondaries the previous decade?
Yeah right, #Apple and #Tesla are totally similar.
China Car Sales Crash 80% As Virus Paralyzes Auto Industry
#Tesla wont revise guidance maybe they want to raise a couple more billions before. $TSLA