AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

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Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

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Congratulations. You just described every company in this market that trades on the Nasdaq

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

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You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

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What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

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Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

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That is completely subjective still. Given that I'm actively trading, there are any number of ways to determine that for myself. But conisdering TSLA is up ~200pts since the start of this thread, there is plenty of crow to be eaten by the people that were saying it is tanking, coming back to earth, it's done, etc.. yada, yada, yada.

Why are you weighing in so much for a person that doesn't own individual stocks? Do you honestly think that the S&P would've added TSLA if they didn't think they were a sustainable company into the future?

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

---

AggiEE said:

---

Irish 2.0 said:

---

AggiEE said:

---

Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

---

That is completely subjective still. Given that I'm actively trading, there are any number of ways to determine that for myself. But conisdering TSLA is up ~200pts since the start of this thread, there is plenty of crow to be eaten by the people that were saying it is tanking, coming back to earth, it's done, etc.. yada, yada, yada.

Why are you weighing in so much for a person that doesn't own individual stocks? Do you honestly think that the S&P would've added TSLA if they didn't think they were a sustainable company into the future?

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S&P added it because it met their requirements. Being a good investment isn't a pre requisite of being an S&P 500 company

I'm weighing in because I think the stock is ridiculously overvalued despite liking the company

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

---

That is completely subjective still. Given that I'm actively trading, there are any number of ways to determine that for myself. But conisdering TSLA is up ~200pts since the start of this thread, there is plenty of crow to be eaten by the people that were saying it is tanking, coming back to earth, it's done, etc.. yada, yada, yada.

Why are you weighing in so much for a person that doesn't own individual stocks? Do you honestly think that the S&P would've added TSLA if they didn't think they were a sustainable company into the future?

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S&P added it because it met their requirements. Being a good investment isn't a pre requisite of being an S&P 500 company

I'm weighing in because I think the stock is ridiculously overvalued despite liking the company

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Well hate to break it to you, but Institutional money says you're wrong and disagrees with you. The proof is there plainly in front of your eyes. While people were calling it overvalued a month ago at $560 others bought and made a nice 200pts or more for some.

Personally, I'd cal that a pretty good ****ing investment for a month

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

---

Irish 2.0 said:

---

LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

---

That is completely subjective still. Given that I'm actively trading, there are any number of ways to determine that for myself. But conisdering TSLA is up ~200pts since the start of this thread, there is plenty of crow to be eaten by the people that were saying it is tanking, coming back to earth, it's done, etc.. yada, yada, yada.

Why are you weighing in so much for a person that doesn't own individual stocks? Do you honestly think that the S&P would've added TSLA if they didn't think they were a sustainable company into the future?

---

S&P added it because it met their requirements. Being a good investment isn't a pre requisite of being an S&P 500 company

I'm weighing in because I think the stock is ridiculously overvalued despite liking the company

---

Well hate to break it to you, but Institutional money says you're wrong and disagrees with you. The proof is there plainly in front of your eyes. While people were calling it overvalued a month ago at $560 others bought and made a nice 200pts or more for some.

Personally, I'd cal that a pretty good ****ing investment for a month

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The same institutions that shat on the company for years?

Those guys don't know anything, they are just riding the FOMO hype wave like everyone else

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

---

AggiEE said:

---

Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

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In other words, you are upset Tesla fanboys are destroying your target asset allocation ROI and are now coping hard with production numbers and profitability

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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TxAG#2011 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

---

Irish 2.0 said:

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LOL Fantastic bump!!

Wonder if anyone will come by for a little crow

---

Unless the Tesla fanboys are selling today and not 5-10 years from now there's nothing for them to crow about

---

I meant to eat crow because there is a good bit of it to go around. I'm not a TSLA fanboy by any means, but the thought that TSLA is tapped out is complete nonsense.

---

Tapped out on what metric?

Cars produced and sold?

Robotaxi fees?

Utility storage sold?

Profitability?

Share price?

Because the company can still grow considerably without ever reaching the current lofty valuations.

---

You still don't get it.

None of that crap matters right now.

---

Okay. It does matter if you intend to diamond hand the stock like most of the fanboys

If you are using it as a gambling/trading play, then whatever...Vegas seems like a more fun proposition.

---

What if I told you that you are allowed to buy the stock and not hold it for 5 years?

---

Then that would be closer to gambling than investing

When you see the stock decline, most fanboys will double down because it's a "good buy"

---

Define investing. How long do you have to hold an asset for it to be considered an investment? That is completely subjective. Have you never averaged down with an investment?

---

I don't own individual stocks. I rebalance based on my targeted asset allocation

So when will the right time to sell Tesla stock be in the next 5 years?

---

That is completely subjective still. Given that I'm actively trading, there are any number of ways to determine that for myself. But conisdering TSLA is up ~200pts since the start of this thread, there is plenty of crow to be eaten by the people that were saying it is tanking, coming back to earth, it's done, etc.. yada, yada, yada.

Why are you weighing in so much for a person that doesn't own individual stocks? Do you honestly think that the S&P would've added TSLA if they didn't think they were a sustainable company into the future?

---

S&P added it because it met their requirements. Being a good investment isn't a pre requisite of being an S&P 500 company

I'm weighing in because I think the stock is ridiculously overvalued despite liking the company

---

Well hate to break it to you, but Institutional money says you're wrong and disagrees with you. The proof is there plainly in front of your eyes. While people were calling it overvalued a month ago at $560 others bought and made a nice 200pts or more for some.

Personally, I'd cal that a pretty good ****ing investment for a month

---

The same institutions that shat on the company for years?

Those guys don't know anything, they are just riding the FOMO hype wave like everyone else

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So now you're shatting on them and are no better than the institutions that don't know anything. Got it.

People were in here saying TSLA isn't an investable stock which isn't true. I invested my money for a month and made over 200 ****ing points!! Are you seriously trying to tell me I didn't make an investment???

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Irish 2.0 said:

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So you're obviously going to be selling the TSLA stock you do own then right?

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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So you're obviously going to be selling the TSLA stock you do own then right?

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No, like I said, I own index funds, and I only rebalance but never completely sell.

I'm self aware enough to also realize that I could be wrong, maybe Tesla justifies its ridiculous valuation and goes on to be the top company in the world as Queen Cathie predicts. Doubtful, but even if Tesla goes to zero it will have a negligible impact on my portfolio

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Quote:

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I don't own individual stocks.

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Irish 2.0 said:

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AggiEE said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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So you're obviously going to be selling the TSLA stock you do own then right?

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No, like I said, I own index funds, and I only rebalance but never completely sell.

I'm self aware enough to also realize that I could be wrong, maybe Tesla justifies its ridiculous valuation and goes on to be the top company in the world as Queen Cathie predicts. Doubtful, but even if Tesla goes to zero it will have a negligible impact on my portfolio

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I don't own individual stocks.

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Make up your mind....You're one giant contradiction. Either you own individual stocks or you don't.

If it overvalued in your opinion, why in the hell would you keep it in your asset allocation? Why have exposure into something that is 'overvalued'? Why not put it towards assets that you believe are fair valued?

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Irish 2.0 said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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So you're obviously going to be selling the TSLA stock you do own then right?

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No, like I said, I own index funds, and I only rebalance but never completely sell.

I'm self aware enough to also realize that I could be wrong, maybe Tesla justifies its ridiculous valuation and goes on to be the top company in the world as Queen Cathie predicts. Doubtful, but even if Tesla goes to zero it will have a negligible impact on my portfolio

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I don't own individual stocks.

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Make up your mind....You're one giant contradiction. Either you own individual stocks or you don't.

If it overvalued in your opinion, why in the hell would you keep it in your asset allocation? Why have exposure into something that is 'overvalued'? Why not put it towards assets that you believe are fair valued?

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It's called hedging your bets.

Owning an index fund is a collection of stocks. You can still own tesla stock even if you don't individually own it...not sure why I have to point out something so obvious

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You don't own TSLA stock then. You own an an index fund which owns TSLA. There is a difference,

You're not having to point anything out to me buddy. Go hop in the stock market thread if you want to know where I'm coming from. I'm not a fanboy, but I see value and I know how to trade and invest.

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Irish 2.0 said:

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Irish 2.0 said:

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So you're obviously going to be selling the TSLA stock you do own then right?

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No, like I said, I own index funds, and I only rebalance but never completely sell.

I'm self aware enough to also realize that I could be wrong, maybe Tesla justifies its ridiculous valuation and goes on to be the top company in the world as Queen Cathie predicts. Doubtful, but even if Tesla goes to zero it will have a negligible impact on my portfolio

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I don't own individual stocks.

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Make up your mind....You're one giant contradiction. Either you own individual stocks or you don't.

If it overvalued in your opinion, why in the hell would you keep it in your asset allocation? Why have exposure into something that is 'overvalued'? Why not put it towards assets that you believe are fair valued?

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It's called hedging your bets.

Owning an index fund is a collection of stocks. You can still own tesla stock even if you don't individually own it...not sure why I have to point out something so obvious

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You don't own TSLA stock then. You own an an index fund which owns TSLA. There is a difference,

You're not having to point anything out to me buddy. Go hop in the stock market thread if you want to know where I'm coming from. I'm not a fanboy, but I see value and I know how to trade and invest.

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No, I do own Tesla by the very definition. In fact, I probably own more than many in this thread.

I don't venture into that gambling thread because it's filled with day trading nonsense

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Your indexer owns TSLA. If you don't have that 'TSLA' symbol in your holdings, you're not the one that owns it.

Day trading isn't nonsense if you understand risk management and follow analysis. I've been doing it for some time now and have done quite well. Just because you don't understand it or choose not to do doesn't make it nonsense or gambling.

It is pretty obvious from your postings in the B&I board that you've got a grudge against TSLA. Congrats. In all the time you've held your overvalued analysis the guy that runs it became the 2nd or 3rd richest person in the world with basically his entire net worth tied to the overvalued stock. The man is putting his money where his mouth is. I suggest you do the same if you're so confident and short TSLA to the bitter end. Until you do that, you're just another talking head

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