Pretty sure the big auto produced multiples of cars than Tesla in the same time period. 10.3 roll back was significant enough to issue a recall. Also goes to the point about beta testing in real life environment by costumers.
I think the UN bureaucrats go off in a sulk with their tales between their legs and we never hear of this again.
All my mutual funds and ETFs are with Vanguard. And don’t forget, if you manage your own investments you’re paying nothing on your own AUM that are in individual equities.
By all means explain their production problems.
How many shares do you own in this?
You should buy some ETH if you want to board a real rocket ship! I'm up 200%+. :)
Thanks for the compliment. I'd rather not say, but I'm in my early 40s and will be retiring ahead of where I thought 2 years ago.
Never fails - I was looking into Avis yesterday but dragged my feet. How can it be up 80% today on EV rumors?!
The only lines they are ramping production are the new S and X. Both are now in production. Is that what you're referring to? That's not a "problem". In case you've been under a rock, new vehicle lines take months to reach full volume production.
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Like I said, those were quotes from Musk himself. But what does he know.
Amazing to hear and very happy for you. I wish I had kept my original shares from back in 2016 when I bought in. had that happened I would be doing much of the same in thinking about retiring early
You got in earlier than I did. I wasn't a "fanboy" from the early days. I paid little attention to the Model S and X because they were out of my price range. I knew I wanted my next car to be an EV and I did extensive research. But, as I explored different options, all roads lead back to Tesla. So I splurged on a Model 3, and after being in the car for a few weeks, I sold all of my previous investments and put just about everything into TSLA. I've been DCA-ing ever since. It's now >90% of my holdings. As Warren Buffett said, I waited for the right pitch, and I swung hard.
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Avis mgmt stated that, unlike Hertz, that they will wait until they have a contract in place to buy EVs before announcing specifics but doubtless that Tesla will be in that mix. Just no discounts with demand so strong.
Now I get it. Best of luck to you.
Amazing! Some is new money and some is market gain but amazing in any case.
Lots of money moving from funds to ETFs.
Agreed, but if you’re with Vanguard funds the tax efficiencies of their mutual funds and ETFs are about equal (especially forAdmiral share classes). So unless you trade a lot (and I don’t), I think it’s a push with respect to Vanguard mutual funds vs their ETFs.
I’m sure Avis has deals on the table waiting to get signed and Hertz probably rushed to beat them to the punch.
Well if TSLA is growing exponentially, where would you put LCID?
I put my kids money all in Tesla early in 2020 pre-split. Bought more for them during the Covid dip. I’ve since sold it all and have had it in Lucid since the summer. Needless to say, I wish I had the conviction Belly had and did this with my money. 😂
With all due respect, we always need to guard against being binary—all in or all out. For me, I’ve taken profits along the way but don’t sell all my entire position of a company I believe in. Also, for me, I don’t ever have more than 5% in any one position—the decades have reinforced the idea that diversification is your friend.
Agree wholeheartedly for my actual money/accounts. For my kids little savings accounts earning 0.5 interest, I decided to gamble.
Good earnings. High short interest. Potential EV deals. Retail trader madness.
