Comments by "Bo McGillacutty" (@Mrbfgray) on "Yahoo Finance" channel.

  1. It's going to 10X TSLA, only a question of when.
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  2. 6:50 She meant 40M units not dollars.
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  3. F and GM have been in biz over a century and they can't even make a profit on an ICE car , they only know how to make a profit on pickups which are protected by 25% tariff subsidies, and SUVs. They aren't even close to making a profit on EVs and have crippling debt nearly double their market cap They are sloppy, lethargic and generally lousy. WHY would you expect them to exist by decade end other than another bailout?
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  4. Not a loss until you cash out which isn't what a retirement fund is for. ALL of those who 'got hurt' in 2008/09 did so only due to emotional reactions and no market discipline. Same with all 'crashes'.
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  5. Because she's smart and right about many things. Why are you here?
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  6. No such thing as "definitely" in this biz but I believe 10 to 20X by 2030.
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  7. Investors have dealt with more damn FUD for over a decade now, we have seen even worse nonsense over time you clowns.
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  8. Won't defend him on that but ppl need to be responsible for their own choices.
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  9.  @freestylefranc2653  It has nothing to do with Tesla except that the occupants of car couldn't exit after crash, which is common to modern cars in general but probably needs to be addressed as the safest cars on the road should account for everything possible. Or maybe you want to limit the acceleration of vehicles to suit unskilled reckless drivers?
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  10.  @wangyuan0325  I was 'smart' enough to trade it well a few times and to "bet the ranch" starting at $38 last yr. but I'm not clever 'nough to trade it in general...done very well simply holding, only adding a little in dips.
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  11. Zero perspective here. Using AP is safer than not using it and vastly safer than average American car crash rate. That's about all you need to know. Nearly 1M cars on the road, some are going to crash over 3 yrs time. Sheesh.
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  12.  @hishamhadjiran6696  Apparently, look at most Chevys today, cheesy chrome plastic junk splattered over the grill, nothing uglier than many of those.
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  13. Most of these companies have been bloated and sloppy, bout time they trim the fat.
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  14.  @Hshjshshjsj72727  Would you be proud to tell ppl you have blue collar job? It's been stigmatized for decades now in our failed schools and in general.
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  15.  @LastDays77  Not easy but if you perpetually have more demand than you can accommodate--you are too cheap. Price yourself up to reduce hrs down to 40hrs or whatever.
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  16. Blacked out?? They have traditionally appeared maybe a few times per yr.
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  17. He cares enough to be productive and responsible about this.
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  18.  @shapursasan9019  He sometimes has some useful insights but this isn't one of them, just childish reaction to price action which is right in line with the Naz and TSLA's 2X beta, as tho Elon's Twitter saga has had zero effect.
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  19.  @shapursasan9019  It's looking like mid 2019 all over again, trying to scrounge some pocket change for token few more shares toward 5000. :D
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  20. Closer to 10 months, pay attention to what matters if you care.
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  21. "Let us get back to work." How obvious is that folks? The alternative is starvation.
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  22. How--other than being reckless?
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  23. Ordinary ppl WIN if they invest, they only lose when they trade/gamble.
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  24.  @Sebster85  I like Ross but he's mired in a tiny bubble he doesn't even recognize in some ways..."Elon brand damage" BS for example, couldn't get off that for a yr straight.
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  25. For ME it's just more TSLA. ;-)
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  26. "Given Tesla's pull back"....there is no pull back in Tesla, just emotional price action in the STOCK, they are kicking ASS.
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  27. Great points. Those so emotionally controlled as to protest price decreases should be dismissed as the impetuous children they are.
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  28. I'm independent, not biased for or against either party-but regarding the end of vid-- I remember when Reagan represented the end of the world. "Dumb cowboy likely to start a treacherous war, B movie actor with NO biz being a prez, scary stupid embarrassing on the public stage...." And so on. Now he's not so bad at all.
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  29. Demand has not deteriorated at all, Elon was on the call primarily due to Shanghai shutdown insanity.
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  30. This is a big part of the reason Dems are so happy to destroy the economy for a flu, right?
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  31. Not a bad idea except that space is already well represented, I went all batt yard tools yr.s ago starting with a chainsaw almost a decade back. They are better in most every way, blower in particular is vastly more useful bc you just grab it pull the trigger and go, you'd never do just a minute of blowing with a two stroke like I do with batt power, or air dry fresh washed car, etc.
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  32. Why not? It's not just about universal, Tesla charger standard is vastly superior.
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  33. NOPE--they will blame cold snaps and any extreme weather on CO2.
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  34. Who didn't see something like this happening? Twits are so mired in deception and lies it's gotta come out.
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  35. Fix what?
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  36. Jail or firing squad. I'm flexible.
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  37. Tapping the SPR is dumb and what I expect from this Admin.
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  38. It's also simply what attracts attention, Yellow Media is as old as the newspaper.
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  39. What HACK job clowns! Do statistics and perspective mean anything to you fools?
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  40. Profitability and production crucial yet to be proven, wish them well it's a very good product as long as u don't go far from home.
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  41.  @teslabot5650  Watch the vid. Are you not aware of the recent flap from China over it's space station "threatened" by one or more Starlink satellites? That's what they are referring to. Silly yes but that's what it's about.
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  42.  @MysidianRabite  Shouldn't you be focused on the massive failure that defines your own life? HINT: projecting and inventing failures outside yourself to relish in will only further your own lack of accomplishment.
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  43.  @IvarTheBoneless13  GOOD GRIEF. Vent elsewhere, nowhere did I suggest anything like that, quite the contrary.
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  44.  @claudeyaz  Yeah it's what they do to put a person or entity "in its place". Nothing new but seems to be getting worse.
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  45. How could it be worse than the evil Woke Mob authoritarian's and their rampant fraud manipulation and selective censorship? ONLY up from here.
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  46.  @sshuriksevo  Yes--absolutely and tremendous sympathies for the tens of millions in that space. I support temporary use of MY tax monies to help bridge the shutdown insanity. And I've been tipping bigger then ever for what it's worth...my few bucks here and there as gratitude, good will and wanting to help. But very soon we must allow the marketplace to do it's thing and let failures happen, things change and you can't have progress without embracing business failure. Ppl have increasingly learned to work and do biz remotely so offices (along with associated services, etc) airline capacity and so on, may be greatly reduced. LET the airlines go bankrupt, 'streamline' and downsize. We can't expect prosperity without allowing free enterprise to work which absolutely requires allowing business failures. I've been lucky as I contract for agricultural industrial machinery, heavy equipment in general, didn't get effected as 'exempt essential sectors' (are not all sectors essential?) but I was still coming unhinged for what the shutdowns do to the nation as a whole and the loss of freedom. (Was also lucky in 2008/9 as home construction collapsed AFTER I had already half leaned my biz away from that arena.)
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  47. If that's the case for TSLA then it's been in bubble territory for at least 6 yr.s.
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  48. Twitter backlash? Only from fool tools of Establishment media idiocy.
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  49. And realistic. Let free enterprise WORK.
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  50.  Nunya Bizness  Saints aren't "saints". How do you know what HE knew? At least he has been very clear, harsh and outspoken for yrs and quite prescient, changing one's mind is what grown ups do.
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