Almost never static

@dannycheng2022 I followed and doubled my position in the mid 130’s. Thanks for the information

Thank you for trusting my TA on $PLTR. At least my indicator correctly identified the temporary bottom — while most analysts, especially most using Elliott Wave, are projecting a continued downtrend toward $45–$60!

@ryangerritsen Once again throwing away our hard earned tax dollars!

“This new deal does not mean Canada will suddenly stop relying on SpaceX however. Spaceport Nova Scotia is still working toward full orbital operations, and it will take years before Canadian launch systems are ready to compete with the speed, price, and launch cadence SpaceX offers today. Still, the investment makes it clear Ottawa wants a backup plan and, eventually, a launch option that is fully under Canadian control.” This will be an epic waste of money, and all just to stick it to Elon? We are not a serious Country.

@nymbusjp @TeslaBoomerMama Just picked up a new Y and a Cubertruck. Judging by those two, FSD is done!

Can you imagine what Elon’s staring at in the mirror right now? Billions dumped into FSD. A gleaming new Cybercab factory. Told investors two months ago: “FSD is 100% solved.” Pilot robotaxis already loose in cities. Production lines spinning. Yet it’s vaporware. FSD doesn’t work. The team knows. The walls are slamming shut and the con is over. Or… maybe you’re the idiot, everything’s on track, and the bears are already cooked. Your move.

@teslayoda @chamath I believe Elon has special voting shares with SpaceX. Making SpaceX taking over Tesla as a better way for him to remain in control of all the companies. His main objective I believe.

Since Elon owns a larger % of SpaceX than Tesla, taking SpaceX public first to raise its market cap could mean that if and when it merges with, SpaceX would represent a larger share of the combined company, giving Elon greater control of the combined entity. .@chamath is this accurate?

@raylangille @DevinOlsenn Couldn’t recommend a Tesla with FSD more for your situation Driving for 3-5hrs hours is painless wether it is in stop and go traffic or just a long highway stretch.

OMG. Thank you Devin. This video was for me. I am currently driving a combustion engine vehicle and want a Tesla soon. It's not for the reason of an EV but for the autonomous ability. My wife and I are getting to the age where we get exhausted from driving but we have the time to explore Canada and the USA. We are also retired so we watch our money closely and look for value. The Y (standard) would be a perfect fit for us and if Tesla Canada gets us into the government rebate it would be enough for us to pull the trigger. 👍

My (Mini) Tesla Model Y Standard Review 🚗 Overall, I am blown away by how good this car is for the price, and I would not hesitate to recommend it to family and friends. I do, however, think that now is the worst time to buy a new Tesla if you care about FSD - I explain that all in the video. Review videos are still new to me, so my apologies if I didn't cover everything or got some things wrong. Enjoy! Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:35 New Seat Controls 00:55 The Price and interior 1:55 Ride Comfort 2:40 No power mirrors 3:05 Canada EV Rebate? 4:20 Cabin Noise and Driving Performance 5:20 Would I recommend this car? 5:50 Why I would wait to buy this car 7:10 Incredible value for the price

@XFreeze Saving Humanity is more important than $. Hard to comprehend that someone actually does it Vs just lecturing about it .

@teslayoda I’m thinking the same. Won’t be $99 for long

Spent $99 in a day with Replit. FSD is $99 a month. Great value, probably too cheap when it becomes Unsupervised.

@gnoble79 @garyblack00 Short it then!

This is insane to me. Palantir just fell 30% and people are calling it cheap. It's trading at 50 times REVENUES. Not earnings. Revenues. Let me tell you something: Before the dot-com bubble burst, Cisco, Microsoft, and Amazon peaked at price-to-sales ratios between 30 and 50. Palantir blew past 100x at the top and people are calling a pullback to 50x a buying opportunity. In what universe is 50 times revenues a bargain? This one, apparently. Because an entire generation of investors has been conditioned to confuse price with value. They're TWO DIFFERENT things. Price is what you see on the screen. It tells you nothing about what you're actually buying. A stock falling 30% doesn't make it cheap. It might still be wildly expensive. And a stock going up doesn't make it a good investment. It might just mean someone is willing to pay more for trading sardines. You know the story. Big bidding war at the Tokyo fish market. Sardines keep changing hands at higher and higher prices. Last guy opens the can, tastes one, spits it out. Wants his money back. Seller looks at him like he's crazy. "Those sardines aren't for eating. They're for trading." That's what happened with a lot of this merchandise the last few years. Palantir. ServiceNow, still trading at 60+ times earnings AFTER the selloff. The whole Mag 7 complex. It all worked when liquidity was abundant and everyone was running the same playbook: Buy the narrative. Ignore valuation. Let momentum do the work. It worked the last 5 times. Then one day it doesn't. I think that day is here. And I don't think this is a dip. I think it's a REGIME CHANGE. Tech outperformed the market for over a decade. The US outperformed the rest of the world. Large caps crushed everything. Much of it was justified. Relative price follows relative earnings. Credit where it's due. But we went through a 40 year cycle of falling interest rates. And that's OVER. The things most sensitive to liquidity, like high-multiple tech and Bitcoin, are struggling. The things sensitive to inflation and real growth are working. Energy over tech. Commodities over crypto. Small cap value over mega cap growth. They're all planets orbiting around the same sun. The buy-the-dip crowd thinks this is just another pullback before regular scheduled programming resumes. Palantir goes back to 125 times revenues. ServiceNow back to 20 times sales. The Mag 7 rips to new highs. Maybe. But ask yourself this: If the tide has actually turned, and you're still holding these names at these valuations, what's your margin of safety? Where's the floor? There isn't one. Because when you pay 50 times revenues for a company, you're not investing. You're speculating that someone will pay 60x after you. Meanwhile the Russell isn't the answer either... 40% of those companies don't make money. Small cap growth is still absurdly expensive. The only segment that looks genuinely interesting is small cap value, and even there you have to do the work. My playbook hasn't changed: Own things where valuations make sense, earnings are growing, and the macro tailwind is at your back. Energy. Commodities. Select small and mid-caps where the PE starts with a 1, not a 7. The last shall be first. The first shall be last. POSITION ACCORDINGLY

@etienne_breton I’d like to thank Burry for the gift!

$PLTR The Big Squeeze Burry the Shorts 🔥❄️🪦

@MarcNixon24 @LaciMarieKnight She is insane

Anita Anand: Canada prefers a Democratic solution as opposed to what the United States is doing A peaceful democratic solution Meet Canada‘s foreign affairs minister Dreaming of fantasies Not living in reality

@iamtomnash Good for you dude! hopefully no ozempic. I can't figure out how that stuff is legal.

6 months of hard work. Gym. Sleep. Nutrition. 0 pharmaceuticals 45 lbs less

@BestTrader01 Time to buy soon

$TSLA - Algos are out for Blood! 🩸

@Concern70732755 I think it would be more fitting if his wife was Monty Burns with him as Smithers.

You can’t help but laugh at this !

@ICannot_Enough Lucky you! Sorry. Don’t know why I thought that. Mistaking you for someone else.

@almostneverstil I am not even a little bit Canadian, though I do speak a little Canadian. 😉

Only ~36 hours left to decide whether you want to buy a Cybertruck for ~$60K. 👀 … and there’s at least a 14-month backlog of orders ahead of you…

@LauraBabcock Great so he’s sticking his head in the sand! Why doesn’t he confront his problems and deal with them. It’s how we tell our kids to deal with problems.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney didn’t watch US President Donald Trump’s State of The Union address. Can’t think of a stronger indication of how Trump has lost all credibility on the world stage. 🇨🇦

@NickGibbsIAG Sort of like asking Tesla about car deliveries! I’m constantly amazed by the lack of knowledgeable institutional analysts.

Listening to this $NVDA call is making it abundantly clear. Analyst / WS don't understand what is happening. I have never seen such a gap in knowledge by "experts". For all retail out there. You have edge here if you get what is happening. This is CRAZY! They really don't understand a word that is being said. I am so dumfounded.

@ShaunRickard67 @TimHortons I refuse to support a company that is exploiting Immigrant labour and at the expense of our youth’s employment.

I stopped going to Tim Horton's a few years ago now, for multiple reasons. Im curious Canada, do you still frequent @TimHortons and give them your business? If NO, leave your reason(s) in the comments. FYI 'Elbows Up' crew, Timmies is a US company. *Repost to increase reach.

@bradsferguson Makes sense if they’re going to take it public to boost subscribers.

“Starlink is advertising almost every commercial break during NASCAR” -my brother Tesla meanwhile…

@EndWokeness Come on man. Did you watch the game? You were badly outplayed and out shot. Yes, you won, and congratulations but it certainly wasn’t a decisive victory.