Is $TSLA a buy here?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Every time I see a Tesla on the road, I look inside to see the douche who would drive one. It's a type.

Seriously? In this metro area every other house has a Tesla. People buy Tesla 3 to commute and Tesla Y to haul kids. They are as common as Toyotas. Also any erratic behavior on the road can cause an accident hurting innocent people and seriously screwing up your own life. I had been a victim of someone recklessly driving and my life will never be the same. People like you should go to jail if starting to turn the roads and highways into their political protesting zones!!

[Anonymous]

Meme stock, wildly overpriced. Worth $30 a share.

[Anonymous]

Down to $236. Is Trump going to stage another Tesla sales event? 😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Every time I see a Tesla on the road, I look inside to see the douche who would drive one. It's a type.

Seriously? In this metro area every other house has a Tesla. People buy Tesla 3 to commute and Tesla Y to haul kids. They are as common as Toyotas. Also any erratic behavior on the road can cause an accident hurting innocent people and seriously screwing up your own life. I had been a victim of someone recklessly driving and my life will never be the same. People like you should go to jail if starting to turn the roads and highways into their political protesting zones!!

Ah yes, go to jail for...looking into another car. Reasonable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:While it's only 33% on the month, it's up 1% on the year. (past year not 2025).

If Elon is successful transitioning tax dollars to tesla contracts, it's a buy.

No, because the government market for cars is tiny compared to the global consumer market. No one is going to be buying these for the reasons amply set out in this thread, ie technology which is becoming outdated and the Nazi brand thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Please keep your TDS and your irrational hatred of Musk out of this. But the stock is down 48% from its all-time high!

Even if you acknowledge that Musk has alienated many consumers, he may just as well bring in many new customers (Republicans have bought EVs at much lower rates than Democrats in the past).

More importantly, over time, the best product tends to win. And with the possible exception of some of the Chinese EVs (which will never be sold in the US), Teslas are the best EVs in the world. While there have been some recent reports of lower sales figures, nothing about the product or business has fundamentally changed in the last few months to warrant a 48% decline in share price.

And lastly, Tesla is not even strictly an automobile company anymore. They have lots of innovation in AI and other areas. I dunno, as someone who usually just buys index funds, I’m pretty tempted to load up on $TSLA stock. Thoughts?

Please check back in OP. How is it going?

[Anonymous]

I think the problem for the stock is that its price hasn’t has anything to do with the cars for some time. The cars aren’t relevant. And so what are they selling now? Just Elon musk. I don’t need any more Elon musk. PLUS, it means I won’t buy the cars when I otherwise had a good chance of buying one. I don’t want to think about Elon musk any more than necessary. I can just buy a different car and protect my brain a tiny bit, so why wouldn’t I do that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please keep your TDS and your irrational hatred of Musk out of this. But the stock is down 48% from its all-time high!

Even if you acknowledge that Musk has alienated many consumers, he may just as well bring in many new customers (Republicans have bought EVs at much lower rates than Democrats in the past).

More importantly, over time, the best product tends to win. And with the possible exception of some of the Chinese EVs (which will never be sold in the US), Teslas are the best EVs in the world. While there have been some recent reports of lower sales figures, nothing about the product or business has fundamentally changed in the last few months to warrant a 48% decline in share price.

And lastly, Tesla is not even strictly an automobile company anymore. They have lots of innovation in AI and other areas. I dunno, as someone who usually just buys index funds, I’m pretty tempted to load up on $TSLA stock. Thoughts?

Please check back in OP. How is it going?

I bought $30,000 at $230/share. It’s now down slightly to $223/share, but of course, this is a long-term play, so not worried about the fluctuations or if it drops further.

$30,000 is admittedly not a big purchase for me, but this is the first time I’ve purchased an individual stock—and it’s the most I could compel myself to buy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please keep your TDS and your irrational hatred of Musk out of this. But the stock is down 48% from its all-time high!

Even if you acknowledge that Musk has alienated many consumers, he may just as well bring in many new customers (Republicans have bought EVs at much lower rates than Democrats in the past).

More importantly, over time, the best product tends to win. And with the possible exception of some of the Chinese EVs (which will never be sold in the US), Teslas are the best EVs in the world. While there have been some recent reports of lower sales figures, nothing about the product or business has fundamentally changed in the last few months to warrant a 48% decline in share price.

And lastly, Tesla is not even strictly an automobile company anymore. They have lots of innovation in AI and other areas. I dunno, as someone who usually just buys index funds, I’m pretty tempted to load up on $TSLA stock. Thoughts?

Please check back in OP. How is it going?

I bought $30,000 at $230/share. It’s now down slightly to $223/share, but of course, this is a long-term play, so not worried about the fluctuations or if it drops further.

$30,000 is admittedly not a big purchase for me, but this is the first time I’ve purchased an individual stock—and it’s the most I could compel myself to buy.

You should buy more. It is cheaper now so if it was a good buy at $230 it is an even better one now. And you believe in the Musk/Trump project. Time to put your money where your mouth is.

Meanwhile I put $30k in tslq and have made $12k so far…

Just a shame you missed the chance to go long on Hitler himself…

[Anonymous]

Hey op, tesla is 100% a buy! Anyone with TDS can suck it! Their so dumb lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Please keep your TDS and your irrational hatred of Musk out of this. But the stock is down 48% from its all-time high!

Even if you acknowledge that Musk has alienated many consumers, he may just as well bring in many new customers (Republicans have bought EVs at much lower rates than Democrats in the past).

More importantly, over time, the best product tends to win. And with the possible exception of some of the Chinese EVs (which will never be sold in the US), Teslas are the best EVs in the world. While there have been some recent reports of lower sales figures, nothing about the product or business has fundamentally changed in the last few months to warrant a 48% decline in share price.

And lastly, Tesla is not even strictly an automobile company anymore. They have lots of innovation in AI and other areas. I dunno, as someone who usually just buys index funds, I’m pretty tempted to load up on $TSLA stock. Thoughts?

Please check back in OP. How is it going?

I bought $30,000 at $230/share. It’s now down slightly to $223/share, but of course, this is a long-term play, so not worried about the fluctuations or if it drops further.

$30,000 is admittedly not a big purchase for me, but this is the first time I’ve purchased an individual stock—and it’s the most I could compel myself to buy.

Long term until when? The Optimus robots come out?

[Anonymous]

Secondary car market isn't touching Tesla. Try selling your Tesla and see who and how many will make an offer!

[Anonymous]

Now insurance companies are hiking premiums even higher on Teslas

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Now insurance companies are hiking premiums even higher on Teslas

Well they start fire if you look at them wrong, and their salvage value now is tanking, so their losses are increasing significantly.

[Anonymous]

Not unless you have inside intel that he’s going to sell the company.