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$TSLA >>46010902 [/biz/thread/46010902#p46010902]
>YOU WILL NEVER GET RICH BY INVESTING
If you think you're going to get rich by buying linkniggershizocoin or silver or
gold or osmium or some Canadian stock with 5 fucking letters or TSLA calls or
whatever then YOU ARE FUCKING RETARDED.
YOU WILL NEVER GET RICH BY BUYING SHIT AND WAITING FOR THE PRICE TO CHANGE.
Some autistic faggot who's good at math might, but YOU WILL NOT.
If you want to get rich you need to either invent something, do something way
better than everyone else, or purchase a tangible asset that produces shit, like
a fucking factory.
EVERYTHING ELSE IS JUST PLAYING THE LOTTERY, YOU FUCKING RETARDS.
The reason people by Bitcoin, Gold, Silver, Stocks, etc is so that THEY DON'T
BECOME POOR AGAIN.
Jesus fucking Christ you people need a wake up call. 
May I present to you, GNS.
>decentralized leverage DEX
>synthetic trading based on custom made chainlink oracle price feeds.
>open trade with collateral, X leverage, smart contract puts collateral into
vault, close trade, smart contract checks chainlink oracle price, calculates
your profit/loss, gives you money back from vault.
>no slippage, all on-chain, no KYC, no borrowing fees, no scamwicks thanks to
aggregated price feed from 7 CEXes, no need for liquidity of every coin, listing
forex, stocks, commodities soon. Everything with a price feed and even combining
weird ones like TSLA/DOGE
>Traders still slightly lose money due to the nature of the leverage game thus
the vault gradually gets larger. Once a certain threshold gets reached it buys
back and burns GNS. Deflation is running at around 20%.
>Fees don't need to go to liquidity providers of assets you list because the
project doesn't need liquidity of every asset, only a little bit of DAI staking
and the rest goes to GNS/DAI LP providers (soon shifting to single-sided GNS
staking)
It's a project that brings substantial innovation and outclasses its 1B
marketcap competitors (DYDX, PERP) in every way. No VC funding btw.
Dev is a redpilled bizreali and the tranny jannies will probably ban me again
for this post and claim its an advertisement, lmao.
Get fucked, jannies. May I present to you, GNS.
>leverage dex
>synthetic trading based on custom made chainlink oracle network that feeds
prices.
>open trade with collateral, X leverage, smart contract puts collateral into
vault, close trade, smart contract checks chainlink oracle price, calculates
your profit/loss, gives you money back from vault.
>no slippage, all on chain, no kyc, no borrowing fees, no scamwicks thanks to
aggregated price feed from 7 Cexes, no need for liquidity of every coin,
possibility to list forex, stocks, commodities, everything with a price feed and
even combine weird ones like TSLA/DOGE
>on average traders still slightly lose money due to the nature of the leverage
game thus the vault gradually gets larger. Once a certain treshold gets reached
it buys back GNS and burns them. Deflation is running at 20% pretty much.
>fees dont need to go to liquidity providers of assets you list because the
project doesnt need liquidity of every asset, only a little bit of DAI staking
and the rest goes to GNS/DAI LP providers (going to shift towards single GNS
staking)
It's actually a project that brings substantial innovation and that's how you
know this is a golden ticket. No VC funding thus still undervalued imo.
Dev is a fellow redpilled bizreali and the tranny jannies will probably ban me
again for this post and claim its an advertisement, lmao.
Get fucked, janny.
Appreciate niggers, tolerate kikes and focus all your fucking energy on the
jannies. Is there any neutral journalism on Tesla and Unions beyond the headline bullshit
that you can link me to?
It's either dripping with seethe or cult tesla and I'm allergic to this
polarized cancer.
>Why is Elon anti Union? I.e. What practical reasons could he have for his
opposition. (concrete examples welcome)
>What will happen when the EV Tax credits roll out, excluding Tesla?
>What would happen if Tesla allowed Unions? How will Tesla fare against
competition, in the US/around the world/on the stock market?
>What chances are that Biden will get the legislation through, excluding Tesla?
>What are the chances that Joe Biden isn't in on one of, if not all of the Big 3
for ill or even personal reasons?
>Will GM be able to seriously have an impact on the EV market beyond a handful
of pity/guilt buyers?
>Is there any chance what so ever that the big OEM's will put any real money in
EV infrastructure?
>Overall with the Mach E out of the door, how do you think the Big 3, VW and
Toyota will fare in the EV game over the course of the next years?
>How likely is it that Tesla will allow Unionization because of the tax credit?
>What will the Biden Administrations response be (regarding above)?
>Is there even trustworthy information to base a thesis on, why Elon and Tesla
are opposed to unions?
If he has ulterior motives beyond what he admits, he sure as hell won't play
with open cards.
Logical connections may be the only lead, right?
>Will Hertz or other companies repeat the stunt they pulled last month?
If you post sources, please don't use polarized shit.
I know this is the 2nd worst possible place to ask but I can read through
bullshit and find it amusing. Maybe, just maybe there will be some leads for me
to go after, that I didn't consider yet.
Obviously all of this will influence TSLA trends in the near future and the
whole industry in the moderately advanced future. >Be me, 17
>its march 2020 and stocks are crashing
>ask dad to set up custodial brokerage for me
>put money i had saved into AAPL
>A few months later everyone on the internet is talking about tesla
>buy it
>realize i did no research on those stocks and my portfolio is 50-50 AAPL and
TSLA
>Decide to learn about stock market and start to diversify portfolio
>learn about fundamentals, valuation, how market works
>Spend days doing research
>pour more money into stocks I thought were undervalued/growth potential like
VIAC, CRSR, DDD, TEVA, NNDM, etc
>ffw to now
>All the stocks I though were undervalued/had growth potential have given me
returns of -15 to -50 percent
>AAPL and TSLA now make up roughly 85 percent of my portfolio again and continue
to soar higher
What is the lesson here?