I am already doing it and visit reddit when I get bored at times.
The post on Massive Reversal gave me good insight how people analyze and what is the impact of TSLA joining to S&P index…etc.
Sharing that for information purpose so that everyone gets similar insight (Impact of stocks being attached to indexes)
Here, I admire millennials work how they put together and present.
Learning never ends…!
was the title of thread Tesla approaching Trillion dollar premature?
Will be worth at least 3 trillion when robotaxis roll out late this year.
Master Wu has something to say about TSLA.
Is an ascending wedge aka rising wedge, is always BEARISH.
More details on Ascending Wedge
So this Master Wu has a different opinion from our own Master Wu…
Our master WU is strong Buy & Hold, never care about fluctuations…
Since TSLA multiplied 15000% in last 10 years, many original big holders may sell as profit taking and move on to next in the investment. This is the key fundamental change going on with TSLA.
AAPL goes through this kind of behavior from investors a few times, hard to say whether they end up better or worse than holding on to AAPL. Anecdotally, I knew a neighbor (in CU) bought AAPL at fairly low price $10 (long ago pre-split) and sold at $70 (long ago pre-split) and regretted it (when it is trading at a few hundred bucks. He lost a bundle in stock market, sold his CU SFH in 2019, and rented a house in SJ.
Who exactly is this Master Panda Wu? Not even worth bringing him up in a conversation in my opinion. Please don’t compare me to him 
It might have been worthwhile to jump from one all-in investment to another, such as selling all AAPL and buying TSLA. But there’s your tax consequences and can you really be that good (or lucky) to be right twice. Better strategy would be to never sell. Just borrow margin out from your first investment and use that to buy into what you think is the next big thing.
Your distant relative?
I did that and it works. Though didn’t borrow much.
You missed the most important word in my response. Which is “all-in”. Quantity makes a world of difference.
Why is @manch keep quoting stories of “successful investor” whose success is due to TSLA seven folds jump. Cathie, Arne Alsin, that day trader that make $12.7M, … Since is similar to survival biased, should this be called success biased or recency biased? Tell me after 20 years, is their annualized return somewhere ~15-30%? Or below S&P annual return of 7-11%? One or few years of great success doesn’t mean much when we are talking about a lifetime investment.
The stupidity of these cities is beyond belief. Come up with new sources of energy before banning the old. Nuclear is the only alternative. Of course the greenies banned that since 1978. All these EV cars are going to need a lot more electrical energy. Where is going to come from??
Elon Musk is coming up with an EV that solve this issue and healthy lifestyle. Two models, one incorporates a treading mill, the other cycling machine. Brilliant Elon 
From the sun.
i havent seen even a single new gas stations in areas that i am very famiiliar with. and that over very long period of time. So any city banning new gas station is nothing burger as no one is investing in this business.
I’m too old for that… 
