Tinker71
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If TSLA stock remains around $120 per share at the time of your order/purchase will you still buy?
Personally for me, no I won't purchase it. I don't really need a truck and I don't plan my CT as a daily driver. I will probably drive my Aptera most places if just me and one other. The CT was for adventure and projects. I was counting on paying for it in TSLA profits. I can pay for a crap load of material deliveries and or rentals for $60 grand.
Choice for me. Cybertruck in the driveway or $ for adventure/projects. I can't (shouldn't) do both without a stock windfall. (I am still up over 100% on average, but I consider my gains as normal retirement investing, not a true windfall.)
I also purchased more TSLA on the dip $110. I think it will double with-in couple years, but I am doubtful it will hit previous highs in the next 5 years.
Personally for me, no I won't purchase it. I don't really need a truck and I don't plan my CT as a daily driver. I will probably drive my Aptera most places if just me and one other. The CT was for adventure and projects. I was counting on paying for it in TSLA profits. I can pay for a crap load of material deliveries and or rentals for $60 grand.
Choice for me. Cybertruck in the driveway or $ for adventure/projects. I can't (shouldn't) do both without a stock windfall. (I am still up over 100% on average, but I consider my gains as normal retirement investing, not a true windfall.)
I also purchased more TSLA on the dip $110. I think it will double with-in couple years, but I am doubtful it will hit previous highs in the next 5 years.
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