ELON MUSK IS GOD

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Originally Posted by OSA

How do we get around paying 25% in taxes when I quickly take profits. That's what I really want to know.

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ROTH
Then once over income limit, back door ROTH

Can’t take the gains now, but you can take the investment out at any point if you need it without penalty.

There’s some more complicated ways around this if you ever had serious money.

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I realize that ROTH is not just a Jewish last name. But with the recent boost to my Robinhood portfolio with Amazon/Tesla, I find it upsetting that I have to fork over 25% of profits cause I cashed out with a year.

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Originally Posted by OSA

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Originally Posted by abrown83

ROTH
Then once over income limit, back door ROTH

Can’t take the gains now, but you can take the investment out at any point if you need it without penalty.

There’s some more complicated ways around this if you ever had serious money.

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I realize that ROTH is not just a Jewish last name. But with the recent boost to my Robinhood portfolio with Amazon/Tesla, I find it upsetting that I have to fork over 25% of profits cause I cashed out with a year.

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I feel really really bad for you. Start a thread asking for donations to help cover the 25%.

Weed up 20% today.

Still have a chunk sitting in it. Constellation invested heavily and appointed a new CEO. Should be good growth over the next 5 years with him in charge.

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Originally Posted by abrown83

ROTH
Then once over income limit, back door ROTH

Can’t take the gains now, but you can take the investment out at any point if you need it without penalty.

There’s some more complicated ways around this if you ever had serious money.

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I realize that ROTH is not just a Jewish last name. But with the recent boost to my Robinhood portfolio with Amazon/Tesla, I find it upsetting that I have to fork over 25% of profits cause I cashed out with a year.

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Liberals like atine at peace with that.

Paying taxes is a good sign Dude. I can’t tell you what’s happening a year from now but I can have a very very good idea about the next 30 minutes or the day.

Stupid bitcoin —-> $13k?
Gold too setting up.

I get the Roth talk but these are extraordinary times.

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I realize that ROTH is not just a Jewish last name. But with the recent boost to my Robinhood portfolio with Amazon/Tesla, I find it upsetting that I have to fork over 25% of profits cause I cashed out with a year.

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I feel really really bad for you. Start a thread asking for donations to help cover the 25%.

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Yes. Like the rich white couple in this vid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9HCdy0Mdmc

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very much looking forward to strangling the life out of bynd on 2/26.

like 90% chance it nosedives by a third in value but im not going to ignore how country fucking retarded the market is; the robinhood crowd might blow it up regardless of the stats.

NVDA quietly up 90% past year. 1,350% past 5 years.

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Originally Posted by SPIT this

NVDA quietly up 90% past year. 1,350% past 5 years.

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the vast majority of AI gpus are nvidia, teslas run nvdia gpus, etc etc.

if you believe AI is going to be relevant to the future, the stock value of nvda should be firmly anchored to those expectations.

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Originally Posted by sonatine

very much looking forward to strangling the life out of bynd on 2/26.

like 90% chance it nosedives by a third in value but im not going to ignore how country fucking retarded the market is; the robinhood crowd might blow it up regardless of the stats.

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Not a chance. Fake shit meat is getting back to 130 after earnings

grab a fresh pot of coffee and buckle up boys, this threads a good'n:

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Lol

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Originally Posted by Daly

Lol

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i think 2 events are going to increase stock between now and cliff-time.

1) tesla will likely announce a texas gigafactory in the very near term.

2) the next quarterly earnings report will reflect model y sales and likely get the robinhood crowd riled up again.

after that tho, $300 a share sounds entirely reasonable, at least until we see some sort of significant rollout of solar/powerwall solutions happen.

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Lol

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i think 2 events are going to increase stock between now and cliff-time.

1) tesla will likely announce a texas gigafactory in the very near term.

2) the next quarterly earnings report will reflect model y sales and likely get the robinhood crowd riled up again.

after that tho, $300 a share sounds entirely reasonable, at least until we see some sort of significant rollout of solar/powerwall solutions happen.

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That chart looks like a combo of the 12 step plan and the 7 deadly sins lol.

Question though, is it breaking 4 figures before the dive or not.

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i think 2 events are going to increase stock between now and cliff-time.

1) tesla will likely announce a texas gigafactory in the very near term.

2) the next quarterly earnings report will reflect model y sales and likely get the robinhood crowd riled up again.

after that tho, $300 a share sounds entirely reasonable, at least until we see some sort of significant rollout of solar/powerwall solutions happen.

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That chart looks like a combo of the 12 step plan and the 7 deadly sins lol.

Question though, is it breaking 4 figures before the dive or not.

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im absolutely expecting it to hit the 1200 range if those two events behave as expected. but its important to understand that none of this is sane or rational behavior, so betting on it in any meaningful way is foolish. the same could be said for the market as a whole however.

You wanna be sitting in some virus infected market for 3 days?

Die


That is one ugly candle on Roku. Are they another gpro? The answer is yes


Simpdog & I were talking Canadian train wrecks:
Look at IMAX - need to dig.... I completely missed this

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NVDA quietly up 90% past year. 1,350% past 5 years.

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the vast majority of AI gpus are nvidia, teslas run nvdia gpus, etc etc.

if you believe AI is going to be relevant to the future, the stock value of nvda should be firmly anchored to those expectations.

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That's basically why I bought it. I think autonomous cars will be a huge driver of growth in the next 5-10 years. When the market was tanking in Nov/Dec 2018, I bought GOOG, NVDA, APTV, INTC and YNDX as a long term self-driving play. In retrospect I should have picked up TSLA too, but Elon seemed like too much of a shyster for me.

I recognize my own shortcomings, and know I'm too dumb to trade. So I try to look at long term trends, and then buy and hold.

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Originally Posted by SPIT this

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Originally Posted by sonatine

the vast majority of AI gpus are nvidia, teslas run nvdia gpus, etc etc.

if you believe AI is going to be relevant to the future, the stock value of nvda should be firmly anchored to those expectations.

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That's basically why I bought it. I think autonomous cars will be a huge driver of growth in the next 5-10 years. When the market was tanking in Nov/Dec 2018, I bought GOOG, NVDA, APTV, INTC and YNDX as a long term self-driving play. In retrospect I should have picked up TSLA too, but Elon seemed like too much of a shyster for me.

I recognize my own shortcomings, and know I'm too dumb to trade. So I try to look at long term trends, and then buy and hold.

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get your claws into lidar manufacturers and lidar parts suppliers once the coronavirus guts their value.

also lol at being too rational to invest in tesla and feeling bad about it.

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That's basically why I bought it. I think autonomous cars will be a huge driver of growth in the next 5-10 years. When the market was tanking in Nov/Dec 2018, I bought GOOG, NVDA, APTV, INTC and YNDX as a long term self-driving play. In retrospect I should have picked up TSLA too, but Elon seemed like too much of a shyster for me.

I recognize my own shortcomings, and know I'm too dumb to trade. So I try to look at long term trends, and then buy and hold.

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get your claws into lidar manufacturers and lidar parts suppliers once the coronavirus guts their value.

also lol at being too rational to invest in tesla and feeling bad about it.

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Got some names for me?

raytheon up .2% on news its being investigated for money laundering/bribery in the middle east kinda sums up this whole days market action for me tbh.

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there is a _lot_ of resistance at this 800 level. and its winning.

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at least this aged well.

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raytheon up .2% on news its being investigated for money laundering/bribery in the middle east kinda sums up this whole days market action for me tbh.

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Fundamentals or game show?

I remember being schooled by mumbles about fundamentals. Being honest

SEC up musk's ass again:

https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news...es-021420.html

i want $tslaqtards to give me an honest take on this; with the amount of scrutiny musk invites, its difficult to imagine that he's worried about his books.

Whaaa??

https://electrek.co/2020/02/14/tesla...ing-price/amp/

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is it possible that these 3:55pm bingefucks are being generated by /r/robinhood types piling on for overnight holds to avoid pdt sanctions?

or am i grossly overestimating their influence..

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is it possible that these 3:55pm bingefucks are being generated by /r/robinhood types piling on for overnight holds to avoid pdt sanctions?

or am i grossly overestimating their influence..

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You are grossly overestimating their influence. Individual investors can't move shit, this ain't predictit.

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Worried yesterday that NVDA was priced to perfection? Smoked it. The difference between 2000 meme stocks and 2020 is the presence of occasional actual earnings. Nice hit.

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there is a lot of white meat left on the bones, i expect next earnings report to be fairly solid as well, but something i keep on my radar is that google, tesla, alibaba, others are designing their own chips.

at some point when their development cycles start to generate leaner gains, they are going to monetize that r&d by providing competing cloud based solutions that cut into nvda's datacenter gains.

nvda is going to stay relevant on desktops but the AI market is going to get very competitive, so i wouldnt be shocked if we started seeing that impact their earnings, possibly later this year (if the market doesnt pancake through the floor before then of course).

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the bag ---> C .<---- cat

shanghai gigafactory is back online but a court injunction just halted the german gigafactory development.

stock +15% by cob tomorrow sfo.

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shanghai gigafactory is back online but a court injunction just halted the german gigafactory development.

stock +15% by cob tomorrow sfo.

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Wow. All trading is suspended tomorrow in reaction to this news.

Circuit breakers

https://www.wsj.com/articles/dealers...an-11581762601

hey werent we all riffing about the coming car loan debt implosion not so long ago?

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https://www.wsj.com/articles/dealers...an-11581762601

hey werent we all riffing about the coming car loan debt implosion not so long ago?

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Don't give OSA any ideas

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https://www.wsj.com/articles/dealers...an-11581762601

hey werent we all riffing about the coming car loan debt implosion not so long ago?

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I’m gonna keep it as light as I can. (I didn’t read WSJ)

Auto loans are an example of high yield debt. Think the old subprime mortgages.

Generally, let’s think about 10,000 people a day retiring and desirous of decent returns. They’ll settle for junk at 4.2%. Just picture mom and dad. It’s not that simple but it’s easy personification for me.

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Set you alarm for 15 minutes of diving. The return on your investment will be worth it

Google
ICE BofAML U.S. High Yield Master II Option-Adjusted Spread

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The spread between junk bonds and long-end U.S. Treasuries.

The difference is shrinking as everyone is piling in and chasing yield. Sound familiar? Look pre 2008. Think of your boy Eisman.

I’m actually lightly revisiting Michael Milken (toupee) and Drexel Burnham in Hollywood back in the day

good Jewish kid who was just misunderstood


The sickness feels familiar. Just trying to place it
Exciting times

we spend so much time and energy focusing on the ludicrous / cult / bitcoin aspects of teslas stock behavior that we tend to forget shit like this:

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Aut...Toyota-and-VW2

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we spend so much time and energy focusing on the ludicrous / cult / bitcoin aspects of teslas stock behavior that we tend to forget shit like this:

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Aut...Toyota-and-VW2

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You have to remember that Ford and Chevy are still using parts that they have more or less used since the 60s and 70s.

When you truly make a new vehicle from the ground up you have a huge advantage.

They haven't proven whether or not they can do manufacturing at scale yet though, as they are still losing money on every Model 3 they make (even though they sometimes try to claim otherwise).

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Originally Posted by abrown83

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Originally Posted by sonatine

we spend so much time and energy focusing on the ludicrous / cult / bitcoin aspects of teslas stock behavior that we tend to forget shit like this:

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Aut...Toyota-and-VW2

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You have to remember that Ford and Chevy are still using parts that they have more or less used since the 60s and 70s.

When you truly make a new vehicle from the ground up you have a huge advantage.

They haven't proven whether or not they can do manufacturing at scale yet though, as they are still losing money on every Model 3 they make (even though they sometimes try to claim otherwise).

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Dude you realize that change is inevitable. They didn't stop at the Model T. And throw in the benefit of reducing the fossil fuel environmental effect. Other than that whip and buggy stocks are the big rumor