the share price of Tesla is not rational. he does not push limits he fails more than he succeeds. his innovation is being a corrupt grubby fuck ripping off tax payers.
you should hate him. he's a hateable person. he does not share your values. he has tons of children he does not take care of. he sticks his dick in crazy because he can't stop doing drugs.
the market isn't real. if you think it somehow represents the will of people with actual money you've completely lost the plot.
"Best we can do is have you live paycheck to paycheck until you get social security and Medicare if you even qualify...also if you hold out until you're 72 then you get a higher return...either way you'll live off social security until it's bankrupt. Then just die already so migrants can move into your apartment."
The market hasn't been real for some time if you define "real" as rational. I'd go back to at least the late 90s there it was broken, but probably further back just I wasn't old enough to pay attention.
It does echo though, and unless you're content hiding assets in US dollars to be slowly scammed away by inflation, then the market is there and can be used as a tool. Just most chase dumb shit (like Tesla) without any plan or any attention at all while the market grifts all their funds right off of them.
Correct. All of those things can be too and it's smart to use those as well. Dealing with the market as if it were a casino is like dealing with a poker game as if it were a slot machine. You sit down at the table and feed pots with no intelligence or discretion at all, and the skilled players will absolutely eat you up.
You're talking about two games of chance. Have you entirely lost the plot?
and the skilled players will absolutely eat you up.
Oh. I didn't realize "inside information" was a "skill." Or that getting government bailouts was a "skill." Or just lying and frontrunning were as well.
And.. you.. think the SEC is doing a good job?
Your analysis is far too simple and you immediately get lost in your own analogy while trying to act is if you have some magic upper hand. lol. All chances, your money would have been better off in your own hands. Comparing potential gains is a killer, no? Or is your analysis solely rooted in the market?
the share price of Tesla is not rational. he does not push limits he fails more than he succeeds. his innovation is being a corrupt grubby fuck ripping off tax payers.
you should hate him. he's a hateable person. he does not share your values. he has tons of children he does not take care of. he sticks his dick in crazy because he can't stop doing drugs.
the market isn't real. if you think it somehow represents the will of people with actual money you've completely lost the plot.
Elon Musk didn’t become a trillionaire until age 54.
Relax, you still have time
You experience the world through jealousy and then project that onto other people? That's rough, sorry it's that way for you.
I'd rather be measured by my successes in life, the number of souls I brought to God, and the amount of happiness I've brought to the world.
If your yardstick is money you are at the altar of Satan.
"Best we can do is have you live paycheck to paycheck until you get social security and Medicare if you even qualify...also if you hold out until you're 72 then you get a higher return...either way you'll live off social security until it's bankrupt. Then just die already so migrants can move into your apartment."
It was clear this guy was bad news when he advocated for replacing us with jeets.
The market hasn't been real for some time if you define "real" as rational. I'd go back to at least the late 90s there it was broken, but probably further back just I wasn't old enough to pay attention.
It does echo though, and unless you're content hiding assets in US dollars to be slowly scammed away by inflation, then the market is there and can be used as a tool. Just most chase dumb shit (like Tesla) without any plan or any attention at all while the market grifts all their funds right off of them.
So can physical property, precious metals, and creative works. Without a gold standard the market is a casino.
Correct. All of those things can be too and it's smart to use those as well. Dealing with the market as if it were a casino is like dealing with a poker game as if it were a slot machine. You sit down at the table and feed pots with no intelligence or discretion at all, and the skilled players will absolutely eat you up.
You're talking about two games of chance. Have you entirely lost the plot?
Oh. I didn't realize "inside information" was a "skill." Or that getting government bailouts was a "skill." Or just lying and frontrunning were as well.
And.. you.. think the SEC is doing a good job?
Your analysis is far too simple and you immediately get lost in your own analogy while trying to act is if you have some magic upper hand. lol. All chances, your money would have been better off in your own hands. Comparing potential gains is a killer, no? Or is your analysis solely rooted in the market?
Both things are true.
I think another reason is that there's literally no-one else like him so all the money has only 1 place to go.