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To: Stock Puppy who wrote (211033)10/30/2021 12:29:50 PM
From: MeTwo
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It makes no sense

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To: Stock Puppy who wrote (211033)10/30/2021 4:17:29 PM
From: Doren
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> If I had a lot of $$ in Tesla, I might have trouble sleeping. <

And THAT is the rub as they say. Its way easy to hate yourself for missing out, but its worse to not sleep.

I'd worry that Tesla has some [url=https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimcollins/2020/09/01/volvos-polestar-2-outsold-teslas-model-3-in-sweden-and-norway-in-august/?sh=69324af45899]smart competitors as in this article about Volvo[/url]. Link from Sept 2020.
I'd worry that cars have always been a low margin business with lots of competition and unstable market shares.
Among other worries, lithium supplies, chips etc.

Plus Apple has a nice Div, can't really lose much, unless the bottom falls out.

I've missed out on a lot... on the other hand my other non-stock investments have done way better than most of the stocks I've bought... and they've been safer and more fun than an abstract number on my Ameritrade account.

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To: MeTwo who wrote (211035)10/30/2021 4:27:48 PM
From: Doren
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Markets have always been irrational to some extent. See Tulip Bulb Crash.

It does seem to me that right now its the most irrational I've ever seen.

Because of that speculators have done really well... many of them haven't been through a real crash. They'll be the first ones to bail in the inevitable next crash, according to history.

Most of them don't even know what value investing is. They're all momentum speculators.

I started investing too late to really make money in it and learned the key to it the hard way Make sure you aren't forced into selling at the wrong time. If you can hold through downturns and buy companies who actually make money you're pretty much guaranteed to win long term. Nobody can time the markets. Even science fiction writers and film makers get predicting the future way WAY wrong.

But the best thing historically to buy first is a home. Hard to lose on that long term. Ya gotta live somewhere.

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From: Stock Puppy11/2/2021 10:18:59 PM
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Dividend coming up (from Apple web site):

Announced:.................Record.......................Payable

October 28, 2021 .....November 8, 2021..... November 11, 2021 ........$0.22 .....Regular Cash

Oooh - in ™Regular Cash!

No phoney bologna money
or gift cards
or that creepy slimey invisible crypto stuff -
(didn't anyone ever read "Tales From the Crypto"?)
it's cold, hard cash!

Also known as cashy money!

I'll like mine in small bills, please.

Hey - what do you mean they don't make bills that small?

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From: NAG111/3/2021 9:59:33 AM
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Apple Watch continues to save lives

ped30.com

Apple Watch is a very important part of the Apple ecosystem. I was thinking that they might open it up for the Android system but it probably won’t happen for a while.

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From: Sr K11/4/2021 1:14:07 AM
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Bloomberg says

Apple Must Embrace This Word in Tackling Climate Change

Tech giants deserve some kudos for embracing clean energy and recycling, but real emissions progress means reducing consumption and reusing the products they’ve already made.

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To: Art Bechhoefer who wrote (211030)11/4/2021 3:28:21 PM
From: yofal
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I guess TSLA is just another meme stock now, with rabid fanboys/defenders and hedge funds only too happy to move large sums around to create these reactions to minor announcements.

Seems counterintuitive that short-savant Michael Burry should give up his position, and long time champion Cathie Wood moved funds out of it, just before this run.

Too big to fail now? Not sure I would bet on it…

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To: Sr K who wrote (211040)11/5/2021 2:30:05 AM
From: Doren
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> real emissions progress means reducing consumption <

Not going to happen. Until it gets REALLY bad. Seriously people don't even try to slow down to hit a red light green... it would only benefit them with less gas consumption and their car lasting longer and actually getting them there faster.

Its hardly lifting a finger... but no one is going to sacrifice THAT much, which isn't even anything, just to save the world from catastrophe.

So I'm getting pretty nice dividends that are super safe from Exxon and way better than any bank. I'm pretty liberal but when I see that attitude day in and day out when I drive in my job... well I KNOW people are not going to stop consuming, not even those who complain the loudest. So the price of oil? Not going anywhere much.

I love Curb Your Experience where the wife is an ecologist but choses a giant mansion and a limo. That is just real life... the genius of Larry.

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From: NAG111/5/2021 9:46:24 AM
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PED30 links to a video talking about the present rumors about Apple glass.

ped30.com

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To: NAG1 who wrote (211043)11/6/2021 10:59:30 AM
From: NAG1
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Apple has held up well since the earnings "disappointment." Closing the week over $150 is definitely a plus. There are lots of things, both to the upside and downside, that can really mess with the valuation right now so we will need to see how things play out. I don't have any clue to the short term but as long as the economy stays decent, I see Apple growing into its present valuation before it makes its next assault at an increasing share price.

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