LONG TSLA

You need to stop being so emotional about missing out. I have both AMZN and TSLA. It will obviously correct in the short-term, but it is still an excellent long-term hold. Whales are invested in its future 5 years from now - not for this year's pump. Keep living in the present if you want to stay poor.

I get the feeling that the whole purpose of TSLA is to cause an immense amount of capital destruction, think about it:

You get the primary dealers to pump up the TSLA stock price with very cheap liquidity. You then sucker in millennials and CNBC viewers to buy! buy! buy! only to get wrecked in the end.

Don't long TSLA, and don't short it either. Just pretend that it doesn't exist. Smart money is in SpaceX and Starlink anyway, and you can't own any shares given that it is private.

I'm already rich. Most likely far richer than you.

The "whales" who invested in Tesla at

>rich and not salty but writing paragraphs seething about how idiot normies are making money in a clown market
Lmao. You are a larping poorfag unhinged about idiots making money while you were too busy shouting your "contrarian" bullshit rhetoric justifying your decisions. Just stop.

This is what peak coping looks like

Nah I'm rich. Almost set for life. But you're right, I'm probably wasting my time on your brainlets.

Just forget what I said. Valuations don't matter, stocks only go up. EVs are the future so Tesla is a good buy at ANY price! Buy buy buy buy. Stonks only go up!

That's what you want to hear to make you feel good about your investment, right?

I believe the current valuation accounts for the potential collapse of the oil and auto industry, and it assumes that Tesla will become a monopoly. If everyone by 2025 drives electric (highly optimistic), and Tesla's are the only electric cars on the market, then maybe the valuation is right... I guess they're relying on government shenanigans/carbon regulations/paris climate accord to prevent ICE engines on the roads. Only with that kind of assumption can I see a $1500 per share valuation (and maybe even $7000/share if every oil company today would collapse and if Tesla monopolizes the electric vehicle market)

Otherwise the price target of $250/share sounds about right.

>stocks only go up
Yes, yes they do. Pick the right blue chips (which I've been in for years) and they do go up in the long-term (which is what matters to me as an actual investor). This is how I know you are a larp.

guys i live in texas, what are him and joe rogan going to do to my state? are we about to get flooded with even more cali transplants? will they finally shift us from red to blue? (probably not right? musk seems pretty right wing)

I also suspect the valuation has to deal with the Chinese market, and not the US market.

its not just cars genius, its batteries and solar as well. and thats literally just the start. you think one of the most ambitious tycoons in the world just sees tesla as a simple car manufacturer? lmfao

I wonder if Tesla's valuation really has to do with solid state battery patent.

The overall global stock market (almost) always goes up over 7+ year time frames. But that doesn't mean every stock goes up over the same time frame, brainlet. Not even close. Also, it's all about opportunity cost. If Tesla "only" is trading $1700 in 5 years but the S&P500 is up 50% then Tesla was a terrible buy at $1500.

I never said it only was a car company.
The explanation for the current "valuation" is that literally tens of thousands of retail investors are buying the stock no matter what the price is every single day.
Ask yourself what those same retail investors who buy at any price will do once the price starts to crash. Hint: look at other retail investor bubbles such as altcoins in 2017.

>But that doesn't mean every stock goes up over the same time frame, brainlet.
Keep projecting brainlet. Did you miss the part where I said blue chips? I'm done arguing with an angry larp. We'll see where TSLA ends up 5 years from now (hint: it will be much higher than now). Good luck.

I'm afraid this is the only explanation, there are other auto manufacturers who produce electric cars now, so Tesla is no longer a novelty. In addition, the other aspects of Tesla's business such as autonomous driving and electric grid storage is nothing new. In fact, lithium ion is probably the worst grid storage solution...

I'll just watch Tesla from a distance.

go back to r/investing

It's going up because Tesla isn't a car or battery company, it's an AI company.

Build it

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I heard he lurks this board. Didn't think he would even have the time for it, let alone the interest.

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Fuck Elon if he supports the cheeto in chief. Fuck Drumpf

Driverless AI is a crowded field in silicon valley. I would call it a bubble at this point with too many players and not enough progress.

The AI game is won by whoever ends up accumulating the most driving data. As far as I'm aware, Alphabet still leads in the driverless AI department.

I suspect some startups in Shenzhen will come up with working driverless tech first, given that 5G infrastructure is already put into place. Also China can care less about people getting run over by autonomous vehicles, so I'm pretty sure with their lax regulations, we may see driverless vehicles in China before we see them in the US.