Comments by "J Hutt" (@jhutt8002) on "What Makes an Investment Speculative?" video.

As a beginning investor, well trader to be more exact, I'm pretty confused why in general people are so freaked about by the risk in stock market. I mean if you keep an eye on your stocks, and have done proper research, it shouldn't be hard to buy with care and sell when things are going bad. Losing 10 % is not a big deal, if you know you can outweight it by just buying more the same stock. The again, usually I think it's best to just take the hit and put same money on something inexpensive you expect to rise. It doesn't matter how big losses or how big wins you gain. As long as you're right over 50 % of your investments, you're going to come out winning, and that's not hard to do with proper research.
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You said it yourself. If Tesla isn't a bubble... I have no idea how to continue that, it's so freaking obvious. Just look around. How much Teslas gou see sold? Hpw big the company actually is? It's market value is by far the largest of any automotive company, but do you really think they can beat VAG, as they turn to electric? Ten there's the rest... Ford, KIA, Volvo (huge in europe if not there in US), Stellantis... I'm not saying Tesla wouldn't be big winner in future. I'm saying the stock price is out of proportion, and there is no way around it, unless you think their next car is going to mimic the T-Ford or VW Beetle level success. If you think that's going to happen... Well, good luck!
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