Eh?
The importer pays the tariff
Where’s your evidence that it would cause a sales drop leading to $2.4b cost
Tesla sales crash
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The importer pays the tariff
Where’s your evidence that it would cause a sales drop leading to $2.4b cost
It won’t work
No car manufacturers is going to start building infrastructure with major capital commitments based on the whim of an old bloke with declining cognitive function
I know last weeks lottery numbers
but you are conveniently missing i said last week to buy.
Now you told us how you know how to and how easy it is to move money about when you where attempting to cover up your stupid premium bond lies .
Just think if you had done it last week when i gave you the tip your made up 100k in bonds would be worth 123k in tesla shares you could then have sold them and bought 123k in bonds , oh hang on we can all see what cant be done there
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You can still invest Notch. LIT and DRIV etfs are EV and battery tech heavy and well diversified.
and you think that is good financial advice?
selling out of capital protected investment and buying a stock in turmoil
please can you show me a financial advisor who would recommend doing that
I havent seen you say you bought any Tesla..............
If Tesla had gone down further you wouldve kept quiet
gas112 the FoS hindsight investor
its so funny to see you still proper triggered
not a single lie Old Bean, but I really really dont care what you think, I dont have a chip on my shoulder unlike you
Showing you have absolutely no clue at all about how the markets work one of the best times to make money from a stock is when it is in turmoil .and you think that is good financial advice?
selling out of capital protected investment and buying a stock in turmoil
please can you show me a financial advisor who would recommend doing that
I havent seen you say you bought any Tesla..............
If Tesla had gone down further you wouldve kept quiet
gas112 the FoS hindsight investor
its so funny to see you still proper triggered
not a single lie Old Bean, but I really really dont care what you think, I dont have a chip on my shoulder unlike you
Triggered about catching you out yet again about being a blatant liar nah just find it so ridiculously funny that someone has to come on an internet forum and lie about what they are worth . And you clearly do care about being caught out being a blatant liar .
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I recall when Elon Musk was the spliff smoking CEO "unfit" to run TSLA and sanctioned by the SEC. He had to appoint an appropriate adult (Larry Ellison) to the board. Elison made at least $50bn on his stock grant. This was a stock in turmoil and it was a strong buy. Which I did, and made the most money I have ever made on a stock.
If your desire is match inflation, JohnD can help.
If your desire is match inflation, JohnD can help.
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Price has got beggar all to do with value in non-monetary terms.
Gold makes a good door-stop, but you can't do much with it compared with say oil.
Traders are usng Tesla a lot, because, as long as its volatile it's tradeable. Up or down makes no difference.
As I explained, in simple terms, a trader see which way the wind is blowing and uses the "price action", part of which is the way the price behaves at previously established Levels.
Prices are inherently UNstable:
If the price is rising, there are lots of buyers, which pushes the price up, and up. Sooner or later that stops, and the price will be at one of those prior-established Levels. Then the money is to be made when the price falls. It's positive feedback, the same "feedback" you hear when a loudspeaker is picked up by a microphone- lots of noise.
It's an unstable system with small stable points which traders exploit.
It has only a little to do with the value of the company. If you use the standard share-value metrics such as Price to Earnings ratio, there's a bonkers range if you look across the biggest companies, from 10 to 1000 and wider.
People like to speculate, which pushes th price up, and you can hitch a ride. It's a mechanistic process which many people have worked out, so you can sit on their shoulders.
[ Profit is made from a falling price through the mechanism of "going short".
Say you think the price will fall:
You borrow the stock at the current price, say 100 per share.
When the price drops to 90, you buy a share at 90 and give it to the person you borrowed a share from.
You made 10/share.
It all happens in the click of a mouse, or automatically on a price-level-trigger.]
Over shorter periods, you can lose a lot.
I have indicated before what to do if beating inflation is your main aim.
Worth looking at this if you like "investing"/abandoning your money in, a simple market index:
A sure way to make money is be an IFA/stockbroker, so as was explained in Trading Places, you take a cut from others' hubris or ability whether they win or lose.
Gold makes a good door-stop, but you can't do much with it compared with say oil.
Traders are usng Tesla a lot, because, as long as its volatile it's tradeable. Up or down makes no difference.
As I explained, in simple terms, a trader see which way the wind is blowing and uses the "price action", part of which is the way the price behaves at previously established Levels.
Prices are inherently UNstable:
If the price is rising, there are lots of buyers, which pushes the price up, and up. Sooner or later that stops, and the price will be at one of those prior-established Levels. Then the money is to be made when the price falls. It's positive feedback, the same "feedback" you hear when a loudspeaker is picked up by a microphone- lots of noise.
It's an unstable system with small stable points which traders exploit.
It has only a little to do with the value of the company. If you use the standard share-value metrics such as Price to Earnings ratio, there's a bonkers range if you look across the biggest companies, from 10 to 1000 and wider.
People like to speculate, which pushes th price up, and you can hitch a ride. It's a mechanistic process which many people have worked out, so you can sit on their shoulders.
[ Profit is made from a falling price through the mechanism of "going short".
Say you think the price will fall:
You borrow the stock at the current price, say 100 per share.
When the price drops to 90, you buy a share at 90 and give it to the person you borrowed a share from.
You made 10/share.
It all happens in the click of a mouse, or automatically on a price-level-trigger.]
You're kidding. Buying an index is a risky play. They often go down, though it's true that given some random long time they have gone up in numerical terms. In real-money terms, you have to work out where on that positive-feedback switchback you are. See HERE .
Over shorter periods, you can lose a lot.
I have indicated before what to do if beating inflation is your main aim.
Worth looking at this if you like "investing"/abandoning your money in, a simple market index:
A sure way to make money is be an IFA/stockbroker, so as was explained in Trading Places, you take a cut from others' hubris or ability whether they win or lose.
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I think most people understand this method.
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Which ? I gave several.
If you mean being the broker, it doesn't apply to individuals unless they want to earn from being insurance and pension floggers, or IFA's who ask "what is your risk appetite" and push the buttons for an off-the-shelf approach..
I'd rather consult an AI bot once it's trained.
Aah isnt that sweet poor gas112 is all riled up
You believe what you like if it makes you feel big, theres a good boy
have a lovely day now
ps how much did you make from your advice to buy Tesla?
silly post
you know as well as I do that premium bonds and investing in volatile stocks are not the same investment risk and have different purposes
silly comment
most long term funds have outperformed inflation successfully
yeah so how come 70% of DIY investors lose money huh
poor gas112 shouting his mouth off about something he doesnt understand, the poor thing doesnt even know how premium bonds work
