Wearing watches that you have to change the time manually when crossing time zones is completely useless. Won’t be wearing again when I fly. @CASIOJapan
the first move kills me 😂😂 youtube.com/shorts/gSBwlqEFX… via @YouTube
The buyout of tdameritrade by schwab was the biggest brokerage scam of the decade. Schwab has repeatedly screwed my portfolio with cost average mistakes which has cost me $100k’s in losses and $100k’s of capital gains. I can’t be the only one. Prove me wrong.
Up over $110k trading options against my positions. $110k of realized gains. What is the work around on minimizing capital gains other than just losing money on purpose?
Tiny Tim retweeted
Getting ready for unsupervised self-driving
FSD Supervised ride-hailing service is live for an early set of employees in Austin & San Francisco Bay Area.
We've completed over 1.5k trips & 15k miles of driving.
This service helps us develop & validate FSD networks, the mobile app, vehicle allocation, mission control & remote assistance operations
This is the bullshit that has got to stop! I get it we opened up charging, but other manufacturers aren’t compatible with the length of the hose to their ports. @elonmusk
Tiny Tim retweeted
🚗 $TSLA Tesla Macro View (Must Read):
To understand how Tesla really trades, we must acknowledge that while Tesla receives most of its revenue from car sales, it does not trade conceptually just as a car company - whether investors like it or not.
It is an incredibly misunderstood point still, because I see people frequently cite the falling car sales or Elon’s politics being alienating to European buyers for the reasons of its drop.
These claims fundamentally assume that higher / lower car sales move the stock. They do not. They just serve the purpose of media attention and commentary.
Tesla’s price performance relies on two components:
1️⃣ Its high sensitivity to global liquidity for risk assets and
2️⃣ investors’ sentiment towards Elon’s Robotaxi / Optimus vision.
The chart below is the G5 (US, China, EU, UK, Japan) M2 Money Supply (in USD) vs Tesla’s stock, with an 11 week lag.
We see striking similarity between the directional moves of the money supply and TSLA.
The sharp pullback we have seen TSLA experience follows the drop in G5 M2 Money Supply that started in September.
🚨 We are still going through the negative impact from late December - early January trough due to the USD strength. This lagging impact can last into early April for TSLA.
However, we must note that the impact is more of a directional one - we can’t purely rely on the chart for predicting the magnitude of TSLA’s price changes.
Grok has a lot of work to do. It’s entertaining and seems legit but loses credibility when it can’t give correct simple information. I asked what the time was in Wichita, KS and it continues to give me the wrong time. @elon

















