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Originally Posted by finnns2003
TSLA has really done well. I originally bought at $21 a share, now it's around $34-35...
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I'm interested in getting into Whole Foods right now, as well as Intel. I generally look for strong companies with growth opportunities or in Intel's case, established companies with big dividends.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by finnns2003
TSLA has really done well. I originally bought at $21 a share, now it's around $34-35...
Nice! Anything else you are looking at right now?
I don't know about Tesla. TEchnical indicators and the graphs wouldn't suggest to buy, however the new Model S should sell great (I don't know if it's available yet), but that should lift stock prices.
They also have the Model X coming out eventually, and a new Roadster. That's one thing you can't look at technicals for. If I listened to that, I would've missed out on $14 a share of growth.
They also have the Model X coming out eventually, and a new Roadster. That's one thing you can't look at technicals for. If I listened to that, I would've missed out on $14 a share of growth.Originally Posted by finnns2003
I'm interested in getting into Whole Foods right now, as well as Intel. I generally look for strong companies with growth opportunities or in Intel's case, established companies with big dividends.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Originally Posted by finnns2003
TSLA has really done well. I originally bought at $21 a share, now it's around $34-35...
Nice! Anything else you are looking at right now?
I don't know about Tesla. TEchnical indicators and the graphs wouldn't suggest to buy, however the new Model S should sell great (I don't know if it's available yet), but that should lift stock prices.
Oh yeah, the SUV. You are absolutely right btw. I wonder if this is really the direction vehicles are headed in...Although regardless of their great cars, batteries still need serious improvements.Originally Posted by nocomment6
They also have the Model X coming out eventually, and a new Roadster. That's one thing you can't look at technicals for. If I listened to that, I would've missed out on $14 a share of growth.Originally Posted by finnns2003
I'm interested in getting into Whole Foods right now, as well as Intel. I generally look for strong companies with growth opportunities or in Intel's case, established companies with big dividends.Originally Posted by freakydestroyer
Nice! Anything else you are looking at right now?
I don't know about Tesla. TEchnical indicators and the graphs wouldn't suggest to buy, however the new Model S should sell great (I don't know if it's available yet), but that should lift stock prices.
Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm
Can someone school me on selling puts real quick?
I understand about having to buy the stock if it reaches your strike place, but what happens if it sinks far below? Also, I read something about if the stock is above your strike price, you could also make money. How does that work? Is it like a call where you cash in on the difference, or are you solely profiting on the premium?