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alloalouette · 1 year
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this turns me on ngl
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spearitbox · 1 year
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Elon's having a rough time.
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earnmoneywithshaan · 7 months
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Top 5 US Stocks to buy for Long Term | 2023
Hey Everyone . So , Today In this Article We Are Going To Talk About the Top 5 US Stocks For Long Term . The Shares Which I will Tell You Today Are the Best Us Stocks That Will Definitely Gives You Profit . So , Don't Just Invest By Reading My Article , You Can Invest But Try To Gain Some Knowledge about The Company . So Let's Begin The Topic :
TOP 5 US STOCKS TO BUY FOR LONG TERM :
NO 1 . APPLE
NO 2 . AMAZON.COM
NO 3 . TESLA
NO 4 . MICROSOFT CORPORATION
NO 5 . VISA
WHY I PICKED THESE 5 STOCKS ?
APPLE :
The Apple Stock Price Is Continuously Rising . If You will Checks the Last 6 Month Result You Will See That It Has Rise from $159 To $174 Approx $16 Rise In Just Last 6 Month And That's a Good Thing . Apple Stock Price Rises Every Year Because Of Company Value As It Bring Amazing Phone With Amazing Features .
If You See 1 Year Back The Price Of Apple Stock Was $125 And Now Currently It's $174 and Soon It Will Reach $200 . I Recommend you To Invest In This Stock Because it Will Give You a Huge Profit In Future ...
AMAZON.COM :
Everybody Knows Amazon Right ? . So , Currently The Price Of Amazon Is Falling And It's a Great Opportunity To Buy The Stock In Low Price . What You Think Amazon Price will Not Rise ? . As We The Technology Is Rapidly Growing and Everyone Is Busy In Their Life . So , In Future You Will See a Huge Rise in Amazon Stock Because Of The Rise In Population And Everybody Wants The Thing Just by Sitting Instead Of Going Out And Purchasing It ...
So , Currently The Price of Amazon Stock is $129 . If You will See It's Chart To Google You will Find That It's Price is Falling From Last 1 Month . So , I 100% Recommend You To Buy This Stock And In Last 1 Year it Has Rise From $114 to $129 . I know It's Not a Huge Rise in Price But In Future It Will Be On the Top .
TESLA :
Who Don't Know Elon Musk . The Richest Person in the World And the Owner Of Spacex And Tesla . Tesla Stock Price is Falling From Last 20-25 Days . On 18 September 2023 The Stock Price Was $271 And Now It's $241 . What a Huge Fall in Tesla Stock Price . Many People Will Sell It Because the Price Is Falling But The Intelligent Investor's Will Buy It Right Now Because the Price has Fallen .
The Last Year Company Was in Loss And The Share Price Went Down Approx $50 in a Year . See , As You Know The Petrol Cars will Be Getting Banned In Future Because Of So Much Pollution and ELECTRIC CAR OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE Are Launched . So , it's 99% Confirmed that The Price Of Tesla Will Increase In Future .
MICROSOFT CORPORATION :
Microsoft Corporation Is a Huge and Oldest Company And Currently It's Price Is Also Falling From Last 1 Month It Has Fall About $10 in The Last 1 Month . The Current Stock Price is $317 .
But In The Last 6 Months It Has Rise About $40 and It's a Good Rise in Price And In Last 1 Year It Has Rise About $80 . That's a Huge Rise in Price . Imagine This Is The Price Of One Stock And If You Have Hundreds or Thousands of Stocks It Will Make You Rich In Future .
VISA :
The Stock Price Of Visa Is Also Falling From Last 1 Month . It has Fallen About $7 Last Month . The Current Stock Price is $235 And May Be It Will Rise In Future . I am Saying This Because Of It's Company Performance In Last Year . But I Recommend You To Buy It For Atleast 4 - 5 Years . Hold Your Stock For 4 - 5 Year's And Then It Will Give You a Good Profit .
So , These are the Top 5 US Stocks For Long Term . Please Remember We Don't Have Any Exact Information That It Will 100% Rise . We Say This By Analysing The Market And The Performance Of The Company In Last Few Years . So , Invest At Your Risk .
But Yes , According To Our Research We are Sure That in 4 - 5 Year's The Price of These Stocks Will Go Very High .
Thanks For Reading ...
Earn Money With Shaan
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nando161mando · 5 months
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literalgrill · 1 year
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I know people wanna laugh at Elon Musk's stupidity and Twitter dying, so let's enjoy him blatantly ignoring EU guidelines so the entire platform will likely be banned there!
Here's Twitter's new policy:
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And here is a "don't" from The Digital Markets Act!
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Let's laugh because he's already been warned before by countless European politicians about crap he already pulled. Yeah, Twitter is gonna be DONE and Elon with it if Telsa's divebombing stocks are anything to go by.
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uboat53 · 1 year
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Twitter is in the news a lot these days, but I'm honestly finding what's happening with Tesla to be far more interesting. Ready for a LONG RANT (TM) about stocks?
WHAT'S HAPPENING?
Tesla stock has been on a bit of a slide in the last year. As I write this it's trading for just over $100 per share, about a quarter of the 52-week high.
The decline tracks pretty well with Elon Musk's purchase and running of Twitter. He's been both using Tesla stock as collateral for his loans and selling stock to make his own payments, so some decline certainly makes sense. Still, Musk only owned about 13% of the company at his peak, so what's going on with Tesla stock is far more than just his selling or borrowing against his own shares and that's what I want to look at.
THE MARKET
First let's pause for a moment to review how stocks work. Basically, when you buy a share, you own some percentage of the company. Most companies have millions or even billions of shares, so the actual percentage you would own is not huge, but you do own it and the more shares you own the greater percentage you own.
Tesla, for example, has 3.16 billion total shares outstanding which means that each share gives you ownership of 0.0000000316% of the company.
Now, how much a share is worth tells us something. How much, for example, would you pay to own a small part of a given company? If you would pay $100, for example, for that small percentage of Tesla, then we can approximate the total value of the company by multiplying the price per share by the number of shares, which gives us a total value of $316 billion for the company.
And the way we know that each share is worth about $100 is that, on any given day, a bunch of people want to buy or sell a share and, by seeing what people were willing to accept and pay, we can see what the average value is. Recently about 100 million to 150 million Tesla shares have been traded every single day and each transaction is public, so that gives us a pretty good idea of what they're worth.
(I should note that this isn't a universal rule. What you would pay for a single share of a company may not be the same as what you would be willing to pay for a 10% stake that would give you the right to a seat on the board or a 50% + 1 stake that would give you total control of the company. It's an approximation but, as far as approximations go, it's a pretty good one).
THE HYPE
So what goes into the value of a company or a share? There's hard data certainly. Most companies release quarterly statements and more detailed yearly statements regarding their profits, expenses, investments, etc. and that information can give you an idea both of its current profitability and its future prospects. Some companies also pay a dividend, returning some percentage of their profits directly to shareholders on some regular basis which is another factor to consider.
There's also things that some might consider market manipulation. A company might buy back its own shares, making the remaining shares more valuable, or an activist investor may buy up a large stake to try to pressure the company in a certain direction. Some investors may even short-sell a stock, betting against the success of a company which, if done at a significant scale, can become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
But we also have to consider that the people buying stocks are, let's face it, people, and just as susceptible to tricks of psychology as any of us. Sometimes a stock trades for higher than any fundamentals or other trading issues might make it simply because there's a media or social buzz about it.
I should point out that this isn't an insane reason to buy a stock. Strong media or social hype tends to lead to both increased sales and higher profit margins. Apple is a great example of this as it at one point boasted about the same level of profits as Dell from their computer lines with only 1/3 the actual sales.
SO, TESLA...
Tesla has lost about 75% of its value from its peak this last year and a lot of that is due to Elon Musk's acquisition of and running of Twitter. There are, to my mind, three main factors to consider:
1) Musk has sold off a significant chunk of his Tesla stock holdings to pay for his acquisition of Twitter and has used a lot of the rest as collateral for loans. He's a big enough investor that this selling changes the supply/demand equations of the stock to some degree.
2) Musk was already the CEO of Tesla and the CEO of SpaceX (along with the Boring Company and several others), now he's the CEO of Twitter as well. There are legitimate questions both as to how many different ways one person can split their attention effectively and there's also the question of, if Twitter and Tesla were to need his full attention at any given time, which one would win?
3) Finally, there's the hype. A lot of Tesla's image, popularity, and marketing strategy was based on Musk. He only held 13% of the shares of the company, but he ran it and a lot of the social and media buzz about the company was based on his reputation (valid or not) as a genius who was going to change the world. His struggles and antics at Twitter have dented that reputation and, with it, some of the shine on Tesla that made it so valued.
If I had to guess I would say that the latter is the most significant factor, probably as much as 75% or more, in the drop in Tesla price. As I noted, Musk was already splitting his time between running multiple companies and he's neither a massive shareholder nor is he selling a huge chunk of his holdings.
Frankly I don't actually find it that surprising that most of the value of Tesla (apparently at least 75% of it) was hype rather than business fundamentals. Tesla still sells under a million cars a year compared to 10.5 million for a company like Toyota and it doesn't have a dividend. That means that most of the difference in company value between Toyota ($219 billion) and Tesla (over $1 trillion at its peak) had to do with hype and expectation of future growth rather than any current sales or profitability.
WHAT COMES NEXT?
Okay, I'm not going to pretend to be able to predict the future here, but there is one thing I'm fairly sure of. Hype and reputation aren't something that's easy to get back, particularly not if it's based on something nebulous like individual genius.
A perception in culture and media for individual genius isn't exactly a reputation that comes about because of strong data, it's more about public relations and a general perception than it is about strong data. Once lost, I'm not even exactly sure how a person would go about regaining it to the degree they had it before.
Given that, I think there's probably room for Tesla stock to recover a little bit, given that at least some of the drop has to do with the negative hype around Musk's antics at Twitter, but it's probably reasonable to think that it won't regain the insanely high valuation it had earlier in 2022.
On the other hand, if Musk continues to lose more of his reputation due to his involvement at Twitter or for some other reason, there's clearly still room for the stock to continue to plummet. After all, it still sells far less cars and brings in way less money than Toyota and is worth more on the market, so there's definitely still more hype that it could lose.
TL;DR:
Tesla has lost about 70% of its value in the last year because it turns out that most of its stock price wasn't due to its product or business but due to the reputation of its CEO which is now diminished due to his purchase of Twitter and all of the associated happenings there.
I'd put good bets that a lot of that value isn't coming back, reputations are tough to rebuild.
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msbrightsides · 2 years
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Elon’s mom should’ve named him Eon, bc that’s how long we’re going to have to deal w him and the consequences of his actions
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real-afkpro · 1 year
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Elon Musk try not to be a fucking psychopath challenge (impossible)
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Tesla stock looking like a really nice skiing course ngl
Edit: Twitter is on the 'woke person's' leg wtf lmfaooooo
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therobotsoul · 1 year
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What Elon Musk failed to consider when he purchased Twitter is that people around there *love* to make fun of people like him and the joke will not be complete until Tesla stock breaks the floor and goes straight to hell.
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skubic · 10 months
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“Once when asked if he believed in God and to which religion does he belong, he answered: "In my heart I am deeply religious, though not in the orthodox sense of that word”
- N. Tesla
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fauxfigmentfox · 1 year
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Saw this on the road in traffic!
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commuterny · 2 years
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Via @porschefromsamuel on ig
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girlnxt-door · 1 year
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I had a nightmare Elon was holding me captive in our house and was making me dye my hair black before the cops came and swatted our house, he was trying to escape by the back the door but I shut it so the cops could catch him. In other words, tumblr and meatcanyon got me scared of Elon Musk.
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moonbeam-darling · 1 year
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I despise Elon Musk, he is a good for nothing fraud with enough self entitlement to match a country. He is a crybaby man child who couldn't give less of a shit to all the people who love and look up to him. He would rather you die than him lose him money, as Tesla cars face multiple dangerous risks of malfunction. And now that he owns Twitter, a new wave of oppression and discrimination will definitely ensue as he disables accounts that call his ass out and promote the racist, anti-semitic, xenophobic, homophobic, sexists pieces of shit who make this world worse.
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evlegacy · 2 years
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The all-new light duty 2023 tesla cybertruck is one of the most futuristic looking trucks. It was first unveiled a long time ago but its production was delayed due to the pandemic and the chip shortage. But now some news coming about the cybertruck and confirming its launch in the year 2023. Three variants have been released with a different number of electric motors.Cybertruck is designed by Franz von Holzhausen . The external shell of the truck is designed for maximum durability and passenger safety with 30x cold-rolled stainless sheet metal. Tesla cybertruck has an inclined wall with a 6.5 feet typical-sized bed. It has leather seats that are angular and very comfortable with a space of for six adults. Cybertruck comes with a wheelbase of roughly 150inches.
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hindinews77 · 2 years
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