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Maybe this needs to link back to the thread about greed, which is all FOMO is in this case? The Chinese government is doing as much damage to itself as it does to US investors with these actions, although we should concern ourselves primarily with how it affects US investors. Yes, the SEC...

I haven't had this issue before last week so it's more likely something on their end, and it only happens with the 1 mn chart while the 3 others load up with no perceived delay, and it doesn't happen all the time, which is an added problem when discussing it with their support. It shows that...

Not sure I understand the question, but it's supposed to be instant. When day trading, if I have to wait 30 seconds for the chart to load, it's a big problem. If this was constant I wouldn't use the chart at all and would have to learn to get accustomed to other ways, but it's the uncertainty...

Interesting, for the last couple days of this last week I've been having the same issue on TOS. My set up is similar with the 1, 5, 15 minutes and 1h chart all linked. When switching stocks, they all do except for the 1 minute chart which can take a minute or so to load. Hadn't had this issue...

https://www.axios.com/coronavirus-international-travel-restrictions-6f01e672-d9ab-484c-b3bc-aa5a34841a2e.html This may explain that.

That's an unfair statement to the thousands of startups being created in the Silicon Valley and elsewhere in America that are doing their best to be something, first of which is a valid business. It's not easy. Certainly there are lots of individuals like this guy who think confidence and smart...

I peaked at it today for the first time and, for a newbie like me, thought it was interesting enough to see how others trade live. While I wouldn't spend much time following it because of the live distraction, I wonder how much sway such program has on share price if suddenly they hype up a stock.

I already replied with my thoughts on Tesla’s competition a few posts earlier. If Tesla hits 900 again this year, I believe it will break 1000 in 2022, with perhaps another split.

Title suggests that Tesla peaked. I assume the peak is 900. I expect Tesla to hit 900 again this year....

Those credits are not a flaw, they are integrated in Tesla’s strategy and it still has about 10 years worth of credits. It certainly is a tough market to break into but Tesla has succeeded, selling 2 of the top 3 luxury brand models in the world, with its 3 and Y models. Tesla quarterly...

And another with projections

The haters will be hating, but the numbers don't lie.

Yes, I discovered inadvertently that I could short some stocks by simply selling more shares than I hold. I just had never done that in my long and illustrious 1.5 year trading career, but now I know and have even started doing it on purpose.... Wadda thrill!

I love doing it... there's a endless supply of automotive industry experts and trading elites who continue to confidently assert yesterday's demise of Tesla.

Can't argue the point so attack the messenger... :thumbsdown:

to you? From its 900 peak it's gone down to mid 500s... that was a great opportunity to load up.

Here's why I used to agree with that assessment but gone 180 degrees since. Then, I used to complain rabidly against Musk and his lack of concern for quality issues that have plagued the cars, on the basis that all fans have now bought one and the every day car buyer now has to be convinced to...

See you at 750

Why has this thread gone quiet? 3 pages of TSLA shorts and doomsayers... Oh...maybe this has something to do with that?

I get that and that's part of the point. If the market doesn't warrant shorting, like in 2020, then I'm not familiar with the practice. It doesn't mean I should stick to trading 1 share for 6 month... it's condescending and not relevant.