>he didnt take the lyft fake dip as an opportunity >he thinks uber and lyft wont just fuck california government over because the city dwellers cant live without rideshare >he thinks uber and lyft wont make california give them massive concessions to ensure this wont happen again
I can't justify buying TSLA at these prices. Seems like way more downside than upside at this point. Is TSLA just supposed to trade at 1,000+x earnings it's entire lifespan? How much of the future can justifiably be priced in?
t. salty af that I sold TSLA before the split and didn't immediately buy back in
Andrew Rodriguez
That tesla dip was the last chance you ever had to buy into tesla if you haven't yet.
Caleb Brown
All of the leverage is on uber and lyfts side. California has fucked itself. The city life of west coast doesnt exist without uber. Incels on Zig Forums and wsb wont know this, though.
And trust me, one thing leftists will never tolerate is inconvenience being foisted on themselves.
Eli Gutierrez
That $10 dip ?
Evan Reed
do you seriously cry about a tiny tick up like that? you should have bought at $3.
Millennials don't diversify their portfolios. They think Tesla, Facebook, Google, Amazone, and Apple and a few others only go up. Over 90% of their portfolios are these stocks and the crash, not if but when it happens, is going to wipe them out. They don't have saving accounts anymore. Everything is in the market even their rent money.
Chase Brooks
Both if you can afford it. AAPL if you want a slow stable growth with dividends, TSLA if you want to take a risk for a bigger and faster potential gains.
Samuel Williams
Cash is gay and the markets are the best place for your money.
Easton Reyes
Incel doomer with no real life experience: >The cities dont need uber, theyll just call a stinky taxi driven by a brown person instead of using an app to get some white guy in a new model car to drive him with reviews and safety integrated
