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

  1.  @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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  2.  @viadharmawheel  Biden isn't king and Fraudstown JUST FAILED, bankrupt soon by their own warning. BIG SURPRISE.
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  3. Slightly clickbait but predictable conclusion. Naturally he's not easy to work for, easy isn't even in his DNA.
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  4. They should learn to weld, ton of demand there.
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  5.  @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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  6.  @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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  7. Some good points around 4:30, nice to see Craig much less bearish than he had been.
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  8. Grow up good GRIEF.
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  9. 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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  10. What does it say about the modern era that Russia is still in the G20?
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  11.  @teslabot5650  What's that got to do with reality of the situation?
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  12. Won't defend him on that but ppl need to be responsible for their own choices.
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  13. Because she's smart and right about many things. Why are you here?
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  14. 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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  15. No such thing as "definitely" in this biz but I believe 10 to 20X by 2030.
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  16.  @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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  17. Closer to 10 months, pay attention to what matters if you care.
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  18. Most of these companies have been bloated and sloppy, bout time they trim the fat.
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  19.  @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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  20. "Let us get back to work." How obvious is that folks? The alternative is starvation.
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  21. He cares enough to be productive and responsible about this.
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  22.  @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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  23. The bigger issue is Tesla doesn't pay protection to the media mafia, everyone else does.
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  24. Really? Based on WHAT? Sounded quite bullish here.
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  25.  @googlebanmetoomuch2601  Because you are a peasant who has no concept of what a sports car is. Stick to your '94 Civic until you learn the diff.
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  26. Not much u can do in a minute but this sucked, didn't mention 3/4's of master plans.
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  27.  @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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  28. And realistic. Let free enterprise WORK.
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  29.  @ib5760  If you are suggesting Elon would somehow be "bigger" as president, I beg to differ, he's far more effective, positively powerful where he is. POTUS is just a crappy title.
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  30.  @seecanon5840  Walmart is soul crushing, they cater to those who put zero value on their own time. Once wasted $200 of my otherwise productive day (couple hrs) to send a friend $40... never again Spent an extra $10 for a gallon of special stuff from Amazon vs Walmart which is $10 well spent compared to driving across town and enduring that dismal dump. Drop it on my porch or it's useless service. The poor are so bc their time is cheap and they don't notice it costs them $15 to DRIVE to the store and back ....think about multiple angles on that! ;-)
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  31.  @ib5760  Elon would go instantly insane 1st hour of DC politics, plus he's vastly to precious where he IS And naturally he's Constitutionally bared from the WH as born in S. African.
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  32. Yeah NO. ;-)
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  33. Why not? It's not just about universal, Tesla charger standard is vastly superior.
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  34. It's also simply what attracts attention, Yellow Media is as old as the newspaper.
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  35. This is a big part of the reason Dems are so happy to destroy the economy for a flu, right?
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  36.  @paladro  Clearly piles of money went to congress ppl especially the Dems it appears, that money should be clawed back or voluntarily given back if they have any ethics. But I'm no lawyer. Advertising is a service even tho an insidious one as it tends to warp the "news" narratives. I don't think your going to go to hotels and food services to try 'n get monies back, maybe the coke dealers and hookers, lol. I have NO idea how to value Bitcoin let alone the rest so I stay away for that alone.
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  37. Tapping the SPR is dumb and what I expect from this Admin.
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  38.  @carsten_scheafer13  No offense but NO idea about any of that. Investor not a gambler and it's worked for ME.
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  39.  @Jensth  Check back at the end of the decade. Only a few yrs ago her TSLA predictions were scoffed at, then it 20Xed
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  40. Apparently also drunk drivers in many cases. Everyone driving a Tesla knows what AP is and it's not about falling asleep at the wheel....explicitly spelled out by Tesla. You don't expect no one on the flight deck of an airliner just bc it's on auto pilot, not yet, both cars and planes AP is a 'driver enhancement aid' not a copilot.
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  41. Imagine being so mentally frail that you fear opinions you don't like.
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  42. Tesla in doing fantastic and Twitter hit record new accounts. Ives is childishly reacting to mindless price action, TSLA is a loaded spring and will play catch up one of these months. They sold most of their bitcoin long ago with decent gains.
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  43. @Michael H Not only watching but made a modest fortune on it which will become a much larger fortune in a few yrs. Keep missing out Child.
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  44. @Michael H It's looking like mid 2019 all over again. ;-)
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  45. I bet I've done far better than you simply buying it.
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  46.  @longbeach225  Don't forget that if USA implodes, no where on Earth is safe. Property rights?...probably not for long.
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  47.  @longbeach225  Know the feeling. Tend to favor Costa Rica but, yeah. Don't try to do that while working in Ecuador for a decade, or ever. See what house a $2/hr Ecuador wage can buy. We are taking best currency from high cost high reward USA, it goes a lot farther almost everywhere else. Privileged aren't we?
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  48.  @LastDays77  Tangent: every yr I raise my rates a minimum of the official inflation rate. That was 10% yr before last, always makes me uneasy and #1 customer mentioned it with a smile but didn't complain. I said: "That's not a raise it's staying EVEN." And it is. Failing to increase at inflation rate every yr is cutting your rate, if you have the demand and/or have increased your productivity--typically we do as we get better all the time--increase even more. It can be one of the hardest things to do for established customers, to increase rates, but must be done. Doing it consistently for new yr maintains predictability as best possible, not some random increase mid yr.
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  49. Autonomous has been largely dismissed from the bull case long ago, there is mainly only upside on that front.
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  50. For ME it's just more TSLA. ;-)
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