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@RealCandaceO Interesting, maybe I'll take my kids to Moscow, never considered that a tourist destination before :) I did hang out with a bunch of Russians in Egypt before, they are fun people! Good songs!

Moscow is a magnificent city. ✝️ It is not a matter of debate. I erred in not staying longer but I will return.

@BoBbyPleWniaK I had been holding since Feb 2024, almost all-in TSLA. Fortunately when I started TSLA was <200 so when I divested 2 days ago at ~430 at least I could say I beat the market. But life is better without TSLA. There are many other opportunities and you don't feel stress anymore!

We all want to be right holding $TSLA. Things will get heated if and when TSLA dips back under 400. This is when people will start jumping ship again and attacking Elon—possibly a few well-worded posts from myself as well. The performance will be hard to justify when compared to other underlyings and the market. Sure, you can cherry-pick the exact bottom and timelines, but being over 420 in 2021 and under 420 today just isn’t a good look no matter how we got there. Every company ripping right now just leaves a sore taste in my mouth as I sit here holding my bags in $TSLA. Queuing up the “just sell your shares then” comments. Please give me more creativity than that.

@GohanSaru1 @sebbeoke @alojohhardcore I think AJ also said accumulate in 15x and low 16x and then if it goes, let it go. But then I also read about some strategy to exit in Autumn. But I think I'm going to let it go and play it safely, unless it falls again to low 16x or 15x

@ro27784 @sebbeoke @alojohhardcore Search AJ posts. When he first started discussing XPENG he was expecting mid-$20s eventually.

@sebbeoke @alojohhardcore I missed XPENG, had a limit buy at 16.84 and the lowest it hit was 17.01, so close to an easy 10% gain, oh well, next time! Not sure if I should buy now as the median is 18 according to the 90 day corridor

@ro27784 @alojohhardcore Would like for xpeng to drop also 😂 only got to 2% allocation before it mooned on me 😤

@alojohhardcore 2 out of 4 limit buys triggered :D

@MillerTal @alojohhardcore @WisdomT1161732 Hey Tal, bit of a long shot, but you didn't attend Orleans Park School by any chance?

@alojohhardcore @WisdomT1161732 There's a lot of key-man risk but AJ trades at a suppressed multiple.

@alojohhardcore Sold the remaining TSLA this morning on a lucky limit sell in pre market at 436.00, unfortunately I have some accounts with no access to pre market but will be fully divested from TSLA today!

@RaminNasibov Bluemax, it was a dogfighting game, came on a floppy disc or several :)

Anyone who used a computer between 1985-2010. What’s the one game you still think about?

@BenToskey @alojohhardcore I'm up about 100% on my TSLA investment (started buying 2024), sold half of it, probably offloading the other half next week. I also joined to learn about other companies and continue the investment journey.

I am one of those people. My situation is I am *EXTREMELY* concentrated in TSLA with cost basis $14/share. I was OK accepting the Elon/concentration risks in exchange for all of the robotaxi upside. Now we are going to share that with SPCX investors and be merged in at SPCX inflated valuation due to the unique (scammy) IPO structure. Fine, I will move on and try AJ method. Tesla changed my financial future and I am forever grateful. I still believe TSLA/SPCX has a very bright future, but I won't accept concentration anymore. I have sold ~20% of my holding and will be selling down to a more "normal" sized position. Maybe 20% of my portfolio, but maybe 0%, depending on how things go. If any of you are on a similar journey, please DM me. It has been extremely stressful to leave behind a decade long belief system.

@MuscleIQ2 @TSLAshareholder Only trouble is, the Moon is a spaceship and no humans or bots can go there.

We all saw this coming years ago, as an Elon thing. But now the vision is clear. Space X needs the Tesla Optimus bots to manufacture data center satellites on the moon, and Tesla needs SpaceX to launch the robots to the moon so they can do it. The ultimate goal is money to fund continued production of rockets and Optimuses to create Amazing Abundance for all. It would just be easier if it was all one company. We have no idea if it helps Tesla in the short run, but it definitely helps in the long run.

can someone please explain to me as if I was a gaytarded ferrari ev designed by jony ive why everyone thinks $TSLA merging with $spcx is actually beneficial for tesla shareholders when we already know $10T is coming based on elon’s package?

@TSLAshareholder I'm going to wait until the merger proposal is announced, let the stock respond positively (I hope) and then sell before the vote results are in. Either the vote passes and TSLA shareholders voted for dilution or the vote fails and TSLA shareholders get screwed by uncertainty.

@ManacasterBen @VentureCoinist @Starlink Indeed we are, but they were all wiped out and some of their children raised in ignorance, to become the human race we now know. There's a lot more humanity beyond Earth than on it!

@VentureCoinist @Starlink theres enough weird shit in mythology that could be modern tech that we can't rule out that we're the dang aliens

the new @Starlink videos are crazy because it makes you realize there's a decent chance we become aliens to someplace else before they ever visit us here imagine showing this to someone from 100 years ago on earth, they would think we've already been invaded

@VentureCoinist @Starlink Haha no, we have been visited many times, in fact continuously. There are other parts of humanity that already have interstellar capability. SpaceX is a show for the public.

@mitchellvii That's why the UK made it £100,000, and above that to 125k you pay 62% taxes. If you want to be rich then people just work through that annoying boundary and return to 40% above 125k

@alojoh @fpspqr He said their logo looks like an anus, so they must be good!

In a competitive situation whenever Elon max bashes a competitor one should pay attention to that competitor it may signal Elon's threat perception and resulting response. This turned out to be a great predictor several times before both in EVs and batteries for example. One who reacted to these subtle Elon-threat responses would have performed quite well.

looks like winning is in the set of possible outcomes for Anthropic... @alojoh x.com/karpathy/statu…

@naturelife_ok Cargo cult lol

Damn, this is peak bird intelligence. These birds saw someone feeding a wounded bird, so they started pretending they were also injured.

@KennyCarmody Well said

COVID changed my worldview permanently. Nearly six years after COVID began, not one world leader has seriously examined what the vaccines did to the people they harmed. Not one investigation. Not one parliamentary inquiry with genuine teeth. Not one head of state who has stood at a podium and said, we owe the injured an honest accounting and we are going to provide it. The silence is universal. And it is coordinated in a way that individual negligence cannot explain. This is the observation that matters most to me, more than any document, more than any leaked communication, more than any specific piece of evidence. Because the behaviour of every major government simultaneously tells you something that the individual pieces cannot tell you alone. Genuine public health emergencies produce genuine review. What worked. What did not. Who was harmed and how. That is what accountable institutions do. What we have instead is a wall. And on the other side of that wall, the vaccine injured, still without diagnostic codes, still without compensation, still without the basic acknowledgment that what happened to them was real. While Long COVID is promoted heavily by the same governments and the same media that will not ask a single honest question about the injections. The parallel presentations. The overlapping symptoms. The convenient framing that points everywhere except at the product. The universal silence of world leaders on vaccine injury is not the behaviour of people who have nothing to hide. It is the behaviour of people who have collectively decided that the cost of honesty exceeds the cost of continued silence. That decision is itself the answer.