/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17102450
Nigger

>>17102450
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

SELL NOW OR LOSE MORE

>>17102450

Why would you buy at the height of a bubble

>>17102450
normies were taking out loans to buy tesla stock. that should have been your cue to not buy

>>17102537
>Why would you buy at the height of a bubble
unironically the most obvious bubble since 19k btc

>>17102450
Losing $2000 in one day
impressive

>>17102450
Stop buying attention whore shit. The stock you really need to be putting your money behind doesn't have a thousand news story covering it. It's some drilling company somewhere or some place that makes widgets that's about to get a big new gov't contract. It's costly as fuck to be a trend chaser. Trust, by the time it hits the news cycles, all the big money players are in position and ready to extract every single dollar from it rubes like you will throw at them.

I have my money in a shitty little search engine that no one's talking about. But reportedly, their tech completely shits on Google's. So either Google buys them out and I profit or in 20 years they hand google their asses and I profit. (Granted the 2nd is much less likely.) But I learned from Apple/Microsoft, inferior tech gets you a long with with the plebs but over the long run quality wins out.

>>17102450
this is the guy posting link fud

>>17102622
BAT holder who bought at $0.5+

>>17102582
$200 PUT contract, 1 year expiration, I can wait it out :) thanks Tesla bulls!

>>17102622
I like this advice, do you have any tips on where you can find upstarts to invest in? Like, where I should pay attention?

>>17102679
No. But I also have positions in lithium producers and "Chinese Tesla" NIO. Electric cars are about to become mainstream in the next couple decades. What people often overlook though, is those electric cars are all gonna need batteries. LITHIUM batteries. Invest in lithium mining companies, and all the other rare earth minerals needed for EVs. Same with Tesla. Should've gotten into it at ground floor. Anyone even halfway paying attention should know-- all the movies have been predictive programming it for decades-- all EV vehicles is the future. Sucks I didn't have any money a decade or so ago or i'd definitely be heavy into TSLA right about now.

The best investment tip I can give you is, invest for 10-20 years from now, not for today. But i'm also novice as fuck, still learning myself so take it with a grain of salt.

Chase trend

>>17102801
>Chase trend

Heh. Vestigial text, ignore.

>>17102801
What other minerals are needed for EVs that you would recommend looking into?

Came here for this exact thread
Thanks anon you made my day
I used the brexit to buy lots of eurostocks at -5% :^)
Also bought Panasonic some days ago, its linked to tesla but i hope it'll stay at +10%, looking good right now but i think about selling

>>17102843
Google it, bro. If I spoonfeed you your knowledge won't be complete, a really bad position to be in with your money. Research it, find out what the rems are, where they're located and which companies produce them. That way, if civil war kicks off in "country I just researched" you know whether or not to move your money.

I can only show you the door. It is you who has to walk through it.

>>17102801
Oh, also, put a lot of thought into where all this electricity is going to come from, and put some of your money there as well. See, 360 degree undersanding.

LOL

HAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHA

>>17102843
>not that anon
Im studying electrical engineering and made a presentation about li ion batterys
>What other minerals are needed for EVs that you would recommend looking into?
There are many different concepts right now, lots of research goes into the stuff
The mainstream batterys right now use manganese and cobalt, but there is no shure bet it will stay that way in the future
There are concepts that use silicon with very high energetic density but these are experimental and break down too fast atm, also silicon is used in many other applications - the electromobility boom wont make much of a difference
Also think about possible non lithium energy storage solutions that might come up in the future
I for myself invested in sma at 25 euros, it peaked at 40 a week or so ago but sadly i didn't sell
Its at 33 right now and even if boomer analysts say its only worth 25 i don't really believe them
They are world leader for solar inverter solutions, so i invested indirectly into private solar panels

Aaaaaaaa
I dunno if i should sell Panasonic, would have made 10% in just some days, pretty nice but i dunno if it will go up more in the future

>>17102450
it's over. Tesla is nothing special. The big boys are coming. They have real competition. And these carcompanies post actual profits. retarded cultmongrels lmfao

>>17102450

When will you Redditniggers learn?

>>17102459
>Buy high
>Sell low
>>17102450
Stop listening to bad advice
Just hold anon, it you want to get in the green

>>17103212
The problem with tesla is that its hyped af
IItI thought to myself it just has to be overvalued

>>17102450
You need a model of how markets work anon. Or a 200 MA.

>>17103040
>shure bet
Yeah, you live in yiur moms basement faggot

>>17102622
>My small software company is better than one of the biggest and best software companies on the planet
>Either I profit or I profit
You may have forgotten the possibility that, like approx 90% of small business, it will go bust way before then

>>17103263
I mean go ahead and invest everything into one fucking technology that might very well change
Inverters already run at 98%+
Its physically impossible to get much better, its just about more users, and those will come, the only risk is fusion energy really but i doubt this will be cost efficient in the next 20 years as reactors need to pay off

>>17102622
do you even use this search engine yourself.. faggot?

>>17103319
^

Why is America so retarded? The stock market is a giant bubble propped up by QE and zero interest rates.

Why didn't you buy gold?

>>17103319
Fair point. The company behind it is literally too big to fail.
>>17103355
Honestly, no. It's still in its infancy. But i'm keeping an eye on it.

Eh, it's not a huge investment either way. If I lose it all, oh well, but if it hits, and hits big, i'll be set.

>>17102450
if it goes below 700, buy 10 more.

>>17103556
Aren't you basically hoping that the search engine gets bought up by its competition?

>>17103596
I'm hoping for a ROI. That's it. Doesn't matter how you find the pot of gold, Bri. All that matters is that you beat the leprechaun.

>>17102598
>Losing $2000 in one day
That aint shit but it's still funny