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Smooth…. except the weak dollar this morning. Like I said you woulda expected the S&P to be up 50 … futures were only up 12. Then around 10:28am dollar rallied and stonks down with volume - order was restoredQuote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
Let’s lure Sonatine out of semi-retirementQuote:
Originally Posted by Kalam
Market wise, what’s in my head is we had a contraction of price and volume. We closed with some negative volume.
I think we head south tonight and tomorrow - that’s just me.
Dollar is gonna keep running up, IMO.
All those new weak buyers starting to feel some FOMO. But that volume was drying up. The new meat gave the market FRESH energy down. I always talk about “harvesting the organs” of the old school “buy the dippers”.
ABC structures. Gotta find some new meat before we can resume the ride to June 2020 levels.
Or I could be wrong.
Nigga
honestly i think the next chapter in the book of tesla is going to be the government saying 'we have established parameters for what constitutes street-legal autopilot' and tesla is going to end up coming up short of those standards and be forced to disable it and possibly tear out / replace hardware before they can re-enable it.
once tesla folds, get ready for some really rough conversations with your children about how when you were a kid, the sky wasnt filled with starlink satellites spelling out ads for dick pills and chinese casino apps.
The horror…
Tesla stock up 12% this week. Sell the spike?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Layoffs announced YTD:
- Google: 12,000 (6% of workforce)
- Microsoft: 10,000 (5%)
- Salesforce: 8,000 (10%)
- Amazon: 8,000 (2%)
38,815 tech workers have been laid off in 2023.
Why is Elon doing this!!
The Fibonacci retracement that folks eye is about $140. Just sayin’. You should already have a position one way or the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by KalamTesla stock up 12% this week. Sell the spike?Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
This isn’t the entry point imo. but it’s just an opinion
tesla absolutely blooming atm. just a massive frog dick of a day.
Some of the Tesla shorts have spent nearly a decade attacking the stock on Twitter and other social media platforms. Mark Spiegel started shorting when the stock was $3. Many others when it was below $10. They are supposed to be the smart money.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
i wonder if gates closed out his short.
Bleeding the stimi outta stocks was our civic duty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Small_BananaSome of the Tesla shorts have spent nearly a decade attacking the stock on Twitter and other social media platforms. Mark Spiegel started shorting when the stock was $3. Many others when it was below $10. They are supposed to be the smart money.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
TSLA was berry berry good to me on the recent ride down. We will see what it wants to do from here on the .318 retracement.
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Originally Posted by Sanlmar
first stock i ever owned/traded.
kinda explains a lot huh.
do you guys fuck with fair value gaps? if so, what timeframe do you prefer?
I have witnessed the arc from infatuated fanboy to … well, tempered outlook.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatineQuote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
first stock i ever owned/traded.
kinda explains a lot huh.
Every time I see a Tesla they look like a VW bug and I’ll be damned if every year don’t look the same.
Floor plan financing, repos, auto auctions and the like have me hooked. We saw this coming in [redacted] a looooong time ago
probably just a misunderstanding
https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/loca...taboola-recirc
The shorts root for people to die because they think it will help the stock go down. That happened during the weekend and the stock skyrocketed today. The lady wasn't wearing a seatbelt.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
This moron has admitted that he has blown up his account many times trying to short Tesla. He now spends his entire life attacking the company. When a stock drops 75% it is time to move on if you are short. Doesn't matter how confident you are that the stock is going to $0. If Musk is a con man and cooking the books like they claim...then they should be worried about him juicing the numbers for earnings this week.
https://twitter.com/fly4dat/status/1...617112577?s=20
just a heads up if you plan on just hanging out in here 'rebutting' my shit posts about tsla, you might find that emotionally unrewarding.
i dont trade stocks, i trade futures. im having fun watching the poster boy for an actual cult of retards obliterate the greatest accrual of wealth in the history of our species.
i literally might buy a model s regardless for road trips.
I don't own the stock. I would actually advise anyone to cashout if they are currently long...pretty sure Elon will dump a bunch of stock after this big bounce.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
RIP tech
https://twitter.com/GoldTelegraph_/s...nG1uhLLD2imtSA
https://twitter.com/QTRResearch/stat...jeoi6X9aww6l-g
daily, i hope your right that this will be a slow roll over decades, but i don't see it that way. i see pain. shortly. i also see you in here San.
tick, tock.
[ holds up a picture of QTR and holds up a picture of a right wing bipolar weirdo larping as a psyop ]
corporate wants you to list the differences between these two pictures.
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Originally Posted by sonatine
i honestly don't follow your point. please use a different vernacular. a simpler one if necessary.
QTR is a far right bipolar weirdo.Quote:
Originally Posted by TellafriendQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
i honestly don't follow your point. please use a different vernacular. a simpler one if necessary.
let me sum it up thusly;
https://www.zerohedge.com/contributors/214946
it currently costs more to drive an EV 100 miles than a fucking normie car.
https://jalopnik.com/driving-100-mil...n-i-1850031874
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Originally Posted by sonatine
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Originally Posted by sonatineQTR is a far right bipolar weirdo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
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Originally Posted by sonatine
meh, i tend to agree with what they both say, call me what you will.
When you weaponize the dollar the world seeks to avoid getting shot.Quote:
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Originally Posted by sonatine
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Originally Posted by sonatine
meh, i tend to agree with what they both say, call me what you will.
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB) produced an interesting analysis this month looking at how moving certain buckets out of consideration for reductions made the challenge of cutting spending that much more difficult. To balance the budget without increasing revenue — mostly meaning taxes — you’d need to trim the federal budget by 26 percent over the next decade. If you exclude defense or veterans programs from cuts, you need to eliminate a third of what’s left. Take out Social Security and Medicare, too, and suddenly you have to cut basically everything. (Sources: crfb.org, washingtonpost.com, italics mine)
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Originally Posted by SanlmarWhen you weaponize the dollar the world seeks to avoid getting shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by TellafriendQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
meh, i tend to agree with what they both say, call me what you will.
apropos of our conversation:
5. Eurointelligence:
The BRICS countries will discuss plans for a common currency at their summit meeting in August, announced Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s foreign minister, yesterday. This format could challenge the US dominance in finance and trade, but as the history of the euro shows, there is a limit to how far this can go.
The term BRICS was created in the early 2000s, referring to the economies of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Initially this group reference was created to attract investors to the then still-developing countries. But it later developed a life of its own. Since 2011 the four countries have hold regular meetings on trade and mutual support. Together they represent 42% of the world population.
What unites them now is a desire to challenge American hegemony in finance and trade, and to circumvent sanctions. As tensions between the west and China increase and become irrevocably hostile with Russia with its economic sanctions and diplomatic cut-offs, the two want to find an alternative to the dollar……
Maybe the BRICS will succeed. They are the largest group amongst those mulling alternatives, and they are getting organised. Over the past years they have held talks with some Middle Eastern actors and developed a Brics Plus format for new members to join. BRICS Plus offers countries alternatives when it comes to trade, energy, and now also finance. The institutionalisation is still weak, and India still opposes the push to give it an anti-Western face. But there is momentum happening. There are already 12 states lined up to join the group. Iran is one of them. Turkey, Saudi Arabia and UAE have expressed their interest in joining, according to the Middle East business media Albawaba.
A reserve currency would challenge Western dominance more directly. There are also plans to strengthen the role of the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) as well as the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). This would constitute a move away from the IMF and the World Bank for most of the BRICS members, especially China. How far this could go depends mainly on China. (Source: eurointelligence.com, albawaba.com)
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Originally Posted by Tellafriend
There are two facts that nobody wants to hear
1. It doesn't matter what the rich are taxed. There aren't enough of them to move the needle on a 3-4 Trillion dollar budget. If they want to increase tax receipts (not “revenues” Bernie or Liz) it has to come from the middle class.
2. The only way we can handle a 30+ Trillion debt is through steady and semi significant inflation. We have tax receipts of of 3.5T a year. We need to inflate so tax receipts go to 7-8-9T a year.
MLB happily dishes out 13 yr $400m contracts cause they know this. Bargain with inflation factored. An entertaining example of long range financial planningQuote:
Originally Posted by DalyQuote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
There are two facts that nobody wants to hear
1. It doesn't matter what the rich are taxed. There aren't enough of them to move the needle on a 3-4 Trillion dollar budget. If they want to increase tax receipts (not “revenues” Bernie or Liz) it has to come from the middle class.
2. The only way we can handle a 30+ Trillion debt is through steady and semi significant inflation. We have tax receipts of of 3.5T a year. We need to inflate so tax receipts go to 7-8-9T a year.
two words;
robot tax
Tesla shorts feasted all of last year. And they are getting raped in 2023. Anyone bagholding should take some off the table. Elon is gonna dump stock into this pump.
Jason DeBolt who famously slept in his car while working at Google to buy as much Tesla stock as possible has sold his house to buy more shares. He got 600k over asking.
https://twitter.com/jasondebolt/stat...963588608?s=20