Two words: **too big to fail** Last time everyone hated on the metaverse and the ZuckMan, I bought a bunch of shares and Meta went straight up. This is my go sign. I’m doubling down.

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two of those will pop 

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My buddy after Two weeks into options and crypto

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Im a lightning fan that hates Miami. Rough first two games 

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Two words Amy hood.

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I’ve somehow hit the majority of my random guesses the last two weeks. Might let it ride but we’ll see at open tomorrow.

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Maybe the algorithms are just stupid as hell. The market history model loaded into the Aglos taught them two things; * bad news = price drop = buying opportunity * good news = too late, don't buy the top = sell opportunity And rather than dynamically, intelligently adjusting - the algos are just stuck in this instantaneously reactionary inverse of reality.

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I do believe that theres potential for a strange event to happen in the near future. I hope things keep going as is because im enjoying life rn. However when two big forces go against each other there will always damage. Its just a matter of who wins and to what extent . I hope its a wins one by one rather than a total obliteration. Im not talking war here but forces . Each moment is unique

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Currently working at TikTok in San Jose, CA on the TikTok Shop recruiting team. We’re hiring 700+ people this year alone (numbers for Jan-June) for the e-commerce team, and we just opened 3 fulfillment centers. We’ll likely we’re bought out by Microsoft, Tesla or Apple at the start of 2025, but there’s no way it’s going to be fully banned. It’s a goldmine for any company.

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Sarcasm aside - You might actually be right, aside from meeting regulation requirements, TSLA seems to be getting away with small changes and even reducing equipment on vehicles. a refresh is usually every 4 or 5 years, sometimes at 3. If TSLA does not do a refresh, it would save money. and so far the changes and refreshes have been very simple things on the model 3, like black rather than chrome trim. This saves design costs and minimizes changes to the manufacturing process. I still think this is a 25-35 x P/E. where ever that lands. roughly like MSFT, GOOG, AAPL

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