Tesla a good buy right now?

Tesla a good buy right now?

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yes massively undervalued easy 5x from here

Tesla has never made a single dollar profit and is massively in debt. WTF is this 1500 dollar stock price?

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It's just the end-stage bubble fomo where the dumbest money gets in and everyone's euphoric about how fucking rich they're going to be

no

Revolutionary company.
Remember it's not only a car company, they also do AI
Bit worried the stock is a bubble tho, but so far tech stocks are aight

1999 incoming. none will be spared.. except for Zig Forums of course.

Reminds me of dotcom

Definitely

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It has never made money, so here's the Price to Sales ratio instead of Price to Earnings.

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Won't it moon once it is absorbed into SP500 from all the mutual funds and ETFs that will be forced to buy?

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short squeeze, everyone's shorts BTFO is pushing the prices up

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Stock market is forward-looking, which inherently introduces price inefficiency. Tesla was undervalued for so long during the 2010s that it is now just catching up to its proper valuation looking ahead to the 2030s.

Also, the thing most anons haven't comprehended is that this is the Era of The Great Reset. Small biz is dead. Medium biz is dying. Legacy industries, business methods, and revenue generation are on their way out. The elite are ushering in a New Economy, led by the most forward-looking mega-conglomerates of tech. Consolidation is the name of the game, which ties in perfectly with the march toward global homogenation, and international nu-socialism led by a consortium of stakeholders with everyone's interests in mind.

You didn't think the virus and economic crash were organic, did you?

This isn't a bubble. It is the new normal, and the pre-emptive sucking up of all the world's existing and future assets into a narrow, but very tall silo of a few core internationalized holdings.

Be glad you're fortunate enough to so easily invest in the world's only future automaker.

TSLA to 1800 this month, then to 2700 by January. Screencap this.

Oh, and with that said, if you're time horizon is a year or more, then yes TSLA is a good buy right now. If it's the next quarter, no, you will have one more chance to scoop it at $900 range before it triples.

but thats what you 'people' said when it rocketed to 900

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If what you're saying is true, you're in TSLA calls head to toe

You are the same person who said bitcoin will replace all banks and go to 100k in late 2017/early 2018

Id be wary of anything with a growth pattern like pic related

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sure

Why does the price of a stock rise? There are lots of factors, but fundamentally, it's because someone is willing to pay you more than you payed for it. When you start hearing about hair dressers and "Robinhood kids" buying stocks and talking about how easy it is to get rich, all the while experienced investors are getting out of the market, then you're at the end strange of the cycle. The stage where the last few fools are entering the market at quickly spiking prices.
What happens when there's no greater fool left to buy your stock? Price crashes down.
To be clear, I don't think we're nearing the end because of anything specific about the stock, or even about the price being divorced from reality. I think we're near the end because you're going to run out of people to but it.

It's literally Bitcoin end of 2017. Everything about the current situation screams ready-to-burst bubble

this

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>When you start hearing about hair dressers and "Robinhood kids" buying stocks and talking about how easy it is to get rich, all the while experienced investors are getting out of the market, then you're at the end strange of the cycle.
Ive been hearing variations of this since 2012

Listen to this guy. Do it OP.

>new paradigm
>this time it is different

Tesla is 3x of VW. VW owns Porsche, Lamborghini, Audi, Bugatti, Ducati, Skoda, SEAT and so on. They have a combined global market share of 15%. Tesla builds no profitable cars and is 3x of VW. With a 45% marketshare and profitable cars Tesla would not be a bubble

Unironically yes. They're transforming a trillion dollar industry, with the incumbents completely unable to catch up.

Fair enough, but these kinds of predictions come true eventually. People are generally bad at timing tops and bottoms and I won't claim to have a special insight here.
But I will say this: it looks like a bubble. More and more people are saying it IS a bubble. We're in a global pandemic with some of the worst economic data of all time and rapidly rising global tensions as well as a brewing low level civil war and possible second round of shut-downs in the US.
So ask yourself this: is this a safe environment to put money into or is it high risk? Is entering the market based on any sort of fundamentals or is it a gamble based on fear of missing out because of all the others saying how easy it is to get rich?
You'll have to decide for yourself if the risk is worth it. Smart money doesn't enter risky markets like this however. Smart money buys undervalued assets after a crash.

Every stock has the same pattern after coronavirus. Clown market

Until they realize the rona is steamrolling the US right now. March will have been a joke.

Good thing lockheed is the only US stock i am holding