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Basically the rate of retun of invested capital is higher than the rate of economic growth, so there is no chance that poor people will catch up with 1%. If you want a detailed explanation read "Capital", which I've already mentioned.

It's not about how much you earning, it's more about how are you feeling :) Sometimes I want to do something better in this World than just trading, some real stuff...

He has some good points, the distribution of wealth is really dishonest, also "Capital" by Piketty is worth reading. But I thought he is lacking a charisma to convince people, buy he was pretty strong in New Hampshire, he beat Hillary badly, and I don't know what to think about it right now...

First of all, Bernie's chances for winning the election are low at this moment, so probably there's nothing to worry about.

There is no upper limit to where it might go, it all depends on the stock market: the lower the market goes - the higher the price of the gold.

Ok maybe I misused the term, but you can't deny that market is little bit crazy these days.

imo the devaluation is inevitable, but what's going to happen after the devaluation is really interesting, especially the reaction of western world.

Not only FANG, the whole market went nuts, this looks like a panic.

No, because it's unfair, there are some people who just don't have time picking stocks and managing them and in this case their choice is pretty reasonable.

You can't compare apples and oranges, think of Tesla like a tech stock, not like a car manufacturer, and it will make it simpler.

I agree with you, there are no reasons to buy TSLA if you think about fundamentals. The stock is extremely overbought.

This is it! We have an excellent price, and earnings will rock this baby up! I'm buying in.

Huge headline it looks like it's more about web-site promotion than a real information.

Most likely we're going into the recession, last news shows that capacity utilization rate fell more than 3% year-over-year and this is means that GDP is going down too.

This country will be doing great even if oil hits $20. .

I've recently started reading a book which called "Business adventures", and a first chapter there is about stock market panic in 1950's, I highly recommend you to read it. The situation in 50's imo is more similar to the current.

This isn't a new idea, but in the country like the U.S. it will be impossible to substitute income tax.

I heard a lot opinons that ER will be low due to low ad sales (which caused by the economic slowdown ) Do you need a definition for oversold? There is a good way - google it!

No reasons to be scared this year. FB is going to show a good performance: election ads + the growing market share in the digital ads.

I think most of you are using P/E ratio or PEG. What else do you use to evaluate the stock and why?