The absurdities of Teslas rise today @elonmusk
Guessing the right timing of when $TSLA breaks down the current momentum channel will undoubtedly be quite profitable! And yes, it'll be a guess; there's no skill involved in timing the drop with this many noise traders
#HTZZ#TESLA
Exxon is rated top ten best in world for environment, social & governance (ESG) by S&P 500, while Tesla didn’t make the list!
ESG is a scam. It has been weaponized by phony social justice warriors.
It had to be done. Sorry.
If you voted in the poll, get your deal toy here. Your very own Functional Deal Toy. A Mouse Pad that tells everyone you advised on a $22B deal.
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The youngest and most social media savvy people I know are also the most bearish on Facebook/Instagram.
No strong opinion on the stock, but the disconnect between 40-year-old PMs and young users is a real thing.
@TEZZY82@elonmusk People also wouldn't bet against the companies of the https://t.co/uohJzVTz61 bubble in the late 90's, thought they'd just keep rising. The new age of innovation at least brought about a productivity boom, and now we only get a false promise of a clean environment #greenwashing
The absurdities of Teslas rise today @elonmusk
Guessing the right timing of when $TSLA breaks down the current momentum channel will undoubtedly be quite profitable! And yes, it'll be a guess; there's no skill involved in timing the drop with this many noise traders
#HTZZ#TESLA
@federalreserve is the time right perhaps to pause on QE-excessive money creation? Fin.assets are already quite inflated, but you'd be happy to inflate them further.
(only if the democrats could stop with their highly inflationary wealth distribution programs, god darn it!)
The absurdities of Teslas rise today @elonmusk
Guessing the right timing of when $TSLA breaks down the current momentum channel will undoubtedly be quite profitable! And yes, it'll be a guess; there's no skill involved in timing the drop with this many noise traders
#HTZZ#TESLA
Based on the $HTZZ order of 4.2 Bil $, $TSLA is up roughly ~9%, a single day market cap gain of 90-100 Bil $. Assuming even a decent earnings margin of 10-15% for Tesla, how is it possible that making roughly 0.5 Bil $ more in earnings equate to a 90-100 Bil $ gain in market cap?
Based on the $HTZZ order of 4.2 Bil $, $TSLA is up roughly ~9%, a single day market cap gain of 90-100 Bil $. Assuming even a decent earnings margin of 10-15% for Tesla, how is it possible that making roughly 0.5 Bil $ more in earnings equate to a 90-100 Bil $ gain in market cap?
This ratio of call delta/put delta typically corresponds with large draw downs in the $SPX $SPY. S&P is ~5% off 9/6 highs of 4547 - curiously dip buyers are suddenly absent.