Down goes the Dow

Told you the monied political interests would not let Bernie win.

It will be up to new generations to establish a third party so that they can ultimately actually vote for their candidate of choice, and not be overridden by party politics and things like superdelegates. I would love to see it.

How many times do I have to tell you guys that TSLA is an emo stock?!?! How can you not understand that your so-called fundamentals, aren’t? Unfortunately market fiddlers are all over the stock now, so it is too irregular for even my liking. Could vary wildly either direction.

I have said this about the stupid Dems for many years: they are stupid because all of the fraud they perpetrate can also be used against them, once they open the door. Prior generations knew that, current ones don’t. Laughably and predictably, they are now even using them against each other. Bernie is now a misogynist. Biden is a racist. Harris was a homophobe.

Finding car trunks full of ballots, lol. Hey Millennials how does it feel to F yourself in the A? Bittersweet? Bottom line is it gets you nowhere.

Score a victory for Drumpf. Market pumping will continue, for now, and IMO his re-election odds just got better, which is good for how my interests are now structured. I could use at least another year to implement everything I have going.

Where I am it is blissful ignorance. I don’t know if I could stand being super-rich, I don’t think I am cut out for it. I think I would actually make a pretty good bum.?

Maserati wrote:

Told you the monied political interests would not let Bernie win.

It appears that Bernie thinks he won. We won’t know for sure until later today.

No offense man, but you seem to have gone from "interesting-if-not-pessimistic-conspiracy-theorist" to "full blown coke head day trader."

The classic tell is in the I-told-you-so which everyone knows no day trader can resist (in between railing a few adderalls every 10 minutes).

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https://twitter.com/Keubiko/status/1224346081250742272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1224346081250742272&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fmarkets%2Ftsla-tops-900-where-doe-parabolic-surge-end

Ghost of Igloi wrote:

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https://twitter.com/Keubiko/status/1224346081250742272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1224346081250742272&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fmarkets%2Ftsla-tops-900-where-doe-parabolic-surge-end

Twitter is a plague and I have embedded images blocked because LetsRun is a plague. I believe I've also mentioned at least like 10 times in the past that replying with nothing but a link to a tweet does contributes absolutely nothing to the conversation, one of which is already on life support (but not as close to death as the DJT thread)

Ghost of Igloi wrote:

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https://twitter.com/Keubiko/status/1224346081250742272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1224346081250742272&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.zerohedge.com%2Fmarkets%2Ftsla-tops-900-where-doe-parabolic-surge-end

Up another 10% at the opening bell today, continuing to track along nicely. :-)

TSLA from $185 to $906 in c. 8 months. Wow.

A testament to the problems of short selling.

This is a squeeze for the ages. Along with that nutso VW squeeze a while ago.

I wonder if big firms are pouring in buy orders to squeeze out rival hedge funds to drive them out of business.

Yes I know, “moneyed”, not “monied”.

And I can always point to the post where I did in fact “tell you so”. Bernie will need to affirmatively take the nomination, the party will not give it to him. Ever.

Yep, I go off the rails when I leave the US. That’s the whole point. Different rails. I get tired of being an ambassador for the US, so I go with the local flow instead.

Even I agree that TSLA has now gone full retard.

Giles Corey wrote:

[quote]Maserati wrote:

"And Presidents have IMO been getting stupider,"

Classic.

I think you want to say more stupid....but are too stupid to know that.

Go away.

agip wrote:

TSLA from $185 to $906 in c. 8 months. Wow.

A testament to the problems of short selling.

This is a squeeze for the ages. Along with that nutso VW squeeze a while ago.

I wonder if big firms are pouring in buy orders to squeeze out rival hedge funds to drive them out of business.

The VW squeeze ended badly too.

I actually wonder if someone like VW might be trying to corner the market on TSLA for a takeover.

A testament to the biggest bubble ever.

Racket wrote:

agip wrote:

TSLA from $185 to $906 in c. 8 months. Wow.

A testament to the problems of short selling.

This is a squeeze for the ages. Along with that nutso VW squeeze a while ago.

I wonder if big firms are pouring in buy orders to squeeze out rival hedge funds to drive them out of business.

The VW squeeze ended badly too.

I actually wonder if someone like VW might be trying to corner the market on TSLA for a takeover.

The market cap on Tesla is $162 billion. Doesn't Porsche own VW? The market cap on Porsche is like $19 billion. I doubt Porsche could do a takeover of Tesla.

Other way around, VW owns Porsche.

Junk cars either way.

Jealous much. Enjoy your Accordion.

Ghost of Igloi wrote:

Other way around, VW owns Porsche.

Actually, Igy, Porsche AG is owned by VW AG, which itself is majority owned by Porsche Automobil Holding.

Sally Vix wrote:

Ghost of Igloi wrote:

Other way around, VW owns Porsche.

Actually, Igy, Porsche AG is owned by VW AG, which itself is majority owned by Porsche Automobil Holding.

Porsche tried to corner VW in 2008 and it caused VW to become the most valuable company in the world for a short time. Porsche didn't have quite enough capital to finish it off and VW leveraged it's new stock price to buy out Porsche. The guy at Porsche in charge of the corner attempt killed himself shortly after

Racket wrote:

Sally Vix wrote:

Actually, Igy, Porsche AG is owned by VW AG, which itself is majority owned by Porsche Automobil Holding.

Porsche tried to corner VW in 2008 and it caused VW to become the most valuable company in the world for a short time. Porsche didn't have quite enough capital to finish it off and VW leveraged it's new stock price to buy out Porsche. The guy at Porsche in charge of the corner attempt killed himself shortly after

I have a tough time believing VW was the most valuable company in the world. You are talking market cap? Porsche even today only has a market cap of 19 billion. That is nothing. Apple and MSFT and Wall mart back then had market caps much higher than VW. Please elaborate, Racket.

Sally Vix wrote:

Racket wrote:

Porsche tried to corner VW in 2008 and it caused VW to become the most valuable company in the world for a short time. Porsche didn't have quite enough capital to finish it off and VW leveraged it's new stock price to buy out Porsche. The guy at Porsche in charge of the corner attempt killed himself shortly after

I have a tough time believing VW was the most valuable company in the world. You are talking market cap? Porsche even today only has a market cap of 19 billion. That is nothing. Apple and MSFT and Wall mart back then had market caps much higher than VW. Please elaborate, Racket.

lol no I mean most valuable by amount in their savings account at their local credit union.