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Is Cathy Wood's TSLA bullishness justified or did she just become Elon's biggest bagholder?

If I had bought the SRAC dip yesterday I'd be back in the green.

>>24876770
Me neither but then again 2020 has been a crazy year. Also looking at the stock charts it looks like there was no major dip in Dec or Jan for 2017, so it is indeed possible for it to not happen.

However, if there were a dip, I would expect it to possibly be the result of unfavorable news about the Georgia election, perhaps.

Should I short Tesla with an inverse etf/whatever? For 6 months it would have 5% of expenses and should follow the stock price 1 to 1. If Tesla halves in value I 2x.

Seems like a safe way to make money

>>24759406
I definitely wanna buy BTC, as well as monero, but I've heard that BTC usually dips on X-mas through new year, which the charts seem to corroborate.

Furthermore, BTC sometimes (but not always) dips when the stock market crashes, which it might do.

I dunno, what does everyone think? I think BTC has long-term potential but don't wanna waste a year waiting for it to go back up when I could buy the dip. I definitely need to diversify from just stocks as far as liquid assets go.

How can that happen though? You can't keep people from speculating...

>>24699447
Valid points, but isn't Lition still based in Germany?

>>24666311
I see I see. Sorry TSLA was the first stock I bought when I got a job and they gave me and IRA. I never learned about stocks, just bought TSLA because it seemed no-one else had the electric car market.

Stocks are a lot more complicated than I thought, because I have to model someone else thinking about me thinking about what they're thinking, and also because of all the technical stuff like hedge funds and indices...

>>24646594
If these views are 'outlandish' and 'outrageous predictions' then why did the bank even write them?

Also I hadn't heard of Saxo bank until now so I looked them up and found this on Wikipedia:

>In 2008, Saxo Bank admitted editing its own Wikipedia entry through an anonymous user to remove information it said was untrue. When confronted by the media it acknowledged that a "slightly more elegant solution" should have been found.


Lol, great, so it's another case of banks trying to be newspapers or something. I don't like the idea of UBI but turning banks into propaganda factories isn't a road a I want us to go down, either.

Yeah it's cope. That or just gullible people believing the jelly cope people. The media perpetuates it too, for whatever reason, with a lot of anime shows like Kill La Kill spreading the 'rich people are unhappy' meme.

But basically it's just cope.


Although on the other hand maybe the people gullible enough to buy into the cope would actually fuck it up, somehow.