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What an awkward assessment of the consequences of the Ukraine- Russia war. "This global, highly-interconnected world is suddenly being exposed"... like peekaboo? "simply for political reasons.." I know, right. We should just let politicians fight their differences MMA style. Imagine the...

Yes, it's a matter of short time before China floods the market with their chips.

That's why I was doubtful he would invade. The US set up the trap and he bit. He is in a major quagmire now. The longer it takes for Russia to control Ukraine the more untenable his position is and the Russian military will remove him before suffering the humiliation of showing their limited...

You still live in communist Russia mentality. When Soviet Russia fell, so was the western threat. But what we found (not surprisingly to the trained) is that communist dictatorship was replaced with oligarchy dictatorship. But Russia has nothing to fear from the West, except for democracy...

There is no way in hell that the Russian military would allow Putin to launch nuclear weapons for Ukraine. Existential threat is the annihilation of the Russian people by invading armies. Remember, the Russian military will exist within oligarchy, communism or democracy.

Yes it will, and maybe Russians will get angry enough to topple the oligarchy and call for a total reform of the political economy.

https://flip.it/t-Ydhj Putin's allies abandon him over Ukraine invasion. Again, this has nothing to do with West vs East. It's democracy vs dictatorship.

It's not the West versus the East... it's versus Russia.

I know your opinion of TSLA and wonder if you even trade it. How did Ford and GM fare in the last 2 months without their high multiple stocks? No better. TSLA is not immune to macro events, but it will recover much faster.

Yes, it shows that despite all having similar media to evalute the question, 2/3 of respondents were wrong, me included. Trading is affected (significantly or not) by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, yet most of us failed to see it coming. Who correctly predicted the direction of the market after...

TSLA dropped 30%. I did not set stop losses. I'm now waiting for TSLA to recover.... not complicated.

Concerning TSLA, it's the least of my worries, my mental capital is safe. As I've said elsewhere, an action is an act of self confidence, of being willing to live with a decision. When it's a mistake I do my best to learn from it and move on. When I start trading again, once I recover from...

As a new trader (2 years), I've experienced the elation of great success (2020), the humility of breaking even (2021) and the shock of losses (2022). In the process I've tried to find my trading style, which I see as one that makes me want to trade, on the basis that I don't need to trade for a...

I would say that group is small, but there's a larger group who believe short sellers should be under greater scrutiny, from open reporting of short calls and tracking efforts shorts take to negatively affect the price of a stock. The markets needs hyenas and vultures just like nature.

I think cutting losses has to happen quickly, with stop losses. I'm not sure what should trigger these, last price or purchase price, because of the volatility of the stocks I trade and my circumstances (trading premarket to about 11 am and no closing my trades every day). The hardest moments...

I think Tesla the company has a significant margin to grow in all its endeavors. That, I believe, will translate in the stock price which hit over 1200 earlier this year. This market adjustment is temporary although it probably hasn't hit bottom yet and may take a couple of years to recover...

It wasn't a great stock last year, until the last 2 weeks of the year which made up for the year and some. We're less than 2 months into 2022 and already you're dismissing returns? Bit premature I'd think. I'll sell when it hits 1600 or better.

Lol... how about context? And relative to whom?

I can't help to think there is more to the timing of this invasion than we know, particularly after the Trump saga there. We know he tried to cut military supplies to Ukraine and we know he had business interests in Russia and maybe a conniving relationship with Putin. Trump did not hide his...

Is it nationalistic because they don't buy American and European products? I ask because for the last 40 years I've been hearing "Buy American" to justify trashing Japanese cars, boycotting Mexico made products, or snearing at anything made in China. We've had 4 years of foaming at the mouth...