So whats the bubble this time? How about Mobile Apps and all they offer to "change our lives." You can get credit, exchange money (pay bills, buy things), search for things (you probably don't need), lookup interesting trivia...etc. Is it different this time? Some may say we are not in Excitement, Euphoria...etc., but it is feeling like we are really close. How about the Debt? "Can't we all just get along?" Sadly the person that asked that question along with Martin Sweig (may both R.I.P.) is no longer around to pose that question to our leaders in Washington. So, whats different this time? Take a minute and listen to Nazim Taleb on bloomberg.com Mobile Apps will be the "difference" this time. fwiw
The NYT's John Broder takes Tesla's (TSLA) Model S up and down the East Coast from Washington on Interstate 95, where the company has installed Supercharger stations 200 miles apart. Things start dandily enough, but then the weather cools, and Broder has to endure freezing feet and white knuckles because he has to turn the heating off to preserve power. Eventually, he needs a tow truck to pick him up because the car runs out of juice. [View news story]
As predicted, TSLA fell to $37.50 then spent most of the day around the $38 area. Now that the TSLA Ceo has come out swinging, expect a gradual stepping down to the $34 - $36'ish area next.
The NYT's John Broder takes Tesla's (TSLA) Model S up and down the East Coast from Washington on Interstate 95, where the company has installed Supercharger stations 200 miles apart. Things start dandily enough, but then the weather cools, and Broder has to endure freezing feet and white knuckles because he has to turn the heating off to preserve power. Eventually, he needs a tow truck to pick him up because the car runs out of juice. [View news story]
Has anyone done or know what the average distance between Gas stations is. i.e. between the points used in this test? You can imagine the number would be a lot less than 200 miles so this artificial test is not reality if more "pumping stations" are added for electric vehicles. That is the reality. I am not a Tesla owner or driver, just a wannabe-Trader trying to make some money in the market. fwiw: TSLA posted a red inverted hammer on Friday so expect some downside in the stock. Due to this story or the NYT article? Don't know, but the run-up in the stock price did not make sense either. How far down? How about 5-7% from Friday's Close or about the $37'ish area to start.
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Why would you waste time with AOD when PETAX pays a 1.1% Div/Mth (actually it is more like $.17/$5.29). I lost 75% of my capital on AOD so it is a lesson learned the hard way. I still don't understand how these CEFs make money for the small investor.
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How about Mobile Apps and all they offer to "change our lives."
You can get credit, exchange money (pay bills, buy things), search for things (you probably don't need), lookup interesting trivia...etc.
Is it different this time?
Some may say we are not in Excitement, Euphoria...etc., but it is feeling like we are really close.
How about the Debt?
"Can't we all just get along?" Sadly the person that asked that question along with Martin Sweig (may both R.I.P.) is no longer around to pose that question to our leaders in Washington.
So, whats different this time?
Take a minute and listen to Nazim Taleb on bloomberg.com
Mobile Apps will be the "difference" this time.
fwiw
The NYT's John Broder takes Tesla's (TSLA) Model S up and down the East Coast from Washington on Interstate 95, where the company has installed Supercharger stations 200 miles apart. Things start dandily enough, but then the weather cools, and Broder has to endure freezing feet and white knuckles because he has to turn the heating off to preserve power. Eventually, he needs a tow truck to pick him up because the car runs out of juice. [View news story]
The NYT's John Broder takes Tesla's (TSLA) Model S up and down the East Coast from Washington on Interstate 95, where the company has installed Supercharger stations 200 miles apart. Things start dandily enough, but then the weather cools, and Broder has to endure freezing feet and white knuckles because he has to turn the heating off to preserve power. Eventually, he needs a tow truck to pick him up because the car runs out of juice. [View news story]
You can imagine the number would be a lot less than 200 miles so this artificial test is not reality if more "pumping stations" are added for electric vehicles. That is the reality.
I am not a Tesla owner or driver, just a wannabe-Trader trying to make some money in the market.
fwiw: TSLA posted a red inverted hammer on Friday so expect some downside in the stock. Due to this story or the NYT article?
Don't know, but the run-up in the stock price did not make sense either.
How far down? How about 5-7% from Friday's Close or about the $37'ish area to start.
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