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I've been saying for some time that the success or failure of crypto and BTC in particular depends on it being under government oversight, to the dismay of the fundamentalist libertarian/anarchist tech devs who hoped to build something entirely outside the system. The market's reaction to the...

My bad, it looks like it wasn't you. There are a few Tesla bears in here and had you in the lot. Your obsession with Musk had me confused. :banghead:

You sound like the bitter girl who didn't get the dude's number. Seriously, you're integrating that type of information to evaluate your stock trades?

No worries, soon it will drop to half of that and Tesla won't be one of them.

You're pissed that he isn't giving you attention?

I'd rather call them educated guesses more than opinions. Basing your education on a media that continuously undermines a company either serves to confirm your own bias towards Tesla or, worse, shapes it. Perhaps you want to read media with a positive analysis of the company? In any case, Tesla...

You like to move the goal post to make your point. It wasn't long ago you wouldn't budge that Tesla was a soon to fail car company. Instead it has consistently outperformed the auto sector since 2020 and is likely to continue to do so for years to come. You now want call Tesla a tech company...

What downward spiral are you referring to exactly? Using Seeking Alpha to validate a bearish spin on Tesla is risking being taken for a fool since they've always been bearish while TSLA has done formidably well for investors. They're the same people peddling Palantir as the next greatest stock...

You can measure a company's performance any which way you want, but choosing the ATH is probably the least valuable. TSLA is 23% below its 52 wk avg, not bad considering the extreme market pressure of the last 6 months. In comparison, GM is 35% below its 52 wk avg, while Ford is 31% below its...

Yes, and it's the reason TSLA is up today, to the haters' dismay. Despite a rough Q2, Tesla came very close to expectations and June was its best production month ever, once again shutting the bears up.

I say he was drunk.

It will be indeed....

o_O:banghead::rolleyes:

Europe has strict defamation laws on the books that prevent the type of vitriolics of the US. Musk could very well require real IDs to sign up, with perhaps a coded handle, but nonetheless one that could tie to a real person. Many Twitter accounts are from well known individuals who have...

Lol, no I'm still invested in crypto and BTC in particular, but I don't subscribe to the libertarian ideal of operating outside government oversight. I continue to believe there's a use case for BTC and I won't lose my investment.

I think Musk will buy Twitter because regardless of the number of bots and spam, it is the go-to platform in the US for anyone who wants media coverage. Unlike YouTube or TikTok, the number of subscribers doesn't determine one's paycheck. Charging an annual subscription fee of let's say $10...

https://decrypt.co/104223/cftc-declares-its-largest-fraud-scheme-case-involving-bitcoin-worth-over-1-7-billion

The problem with these heavily polluting fossil energies is their industry need volume production to make a buck. We only need to look at 2020 when COVID hit; suddenly there was a drop in demand and oil fell to under $30/barrel. Vehicles consume around 70% of oil production, and EU 2035 will...

https://advisor.visualcapitalist.com/growth-in-u-s-house-prices-by-state/

I don't think so. I think we will get higher efficiency from batteries and from natural energy harvesting. Small nuclear generating plants may become popular if we can safeguard them from crazies. As we discussed many times before, the transition from a heavy polluting yesterday to tomorrow's...