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Elon Musk announces Tesla Stock Split 1-5 on Aug 31 2020....Great opportunity for affordable investment. Make sure your Cybertuck gets build.
$1835 is affordable?Elon Musk announces Tesla Stock Split 1-5 on Aug 31 2020....Great opportunity for affordable investment. Make sure your Cybertuck gets build.
I have a feeling where this rocket is going and I am on board and strapped in for the Long Haul. In a few years, $1835 will look like pocket change compared to where it's going. Low estimates on one interview I watched a few months ago from Kathy Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, stated a 10-year low ball price estimate of $12,000 / share. Sweet music. I've already seen massive multiplication factors of my initial investment position and with Battery Day coming up 22 September. As Buzz Lightyear would say, " To Infinity And Beyond".$1835 is affordable?
Stocks are not for the faint of heart. Research, rec$1835 is affordable?
Stocks are not for the faint of heart. Research Research Research But if $1835 is too rich for you, consider at the end of the month you will have 5 shares for every share you purchased. That comes to $367 per share. Consider that Musk is expanding world wide and sinking big bucks into TESLA, what does that sound like? AMAZON! If you want a lighter investment look at LAC, they mine lithium in Nevada. And who’s in Nevada? Tesla Giga Nevada (or Gigafactory 1) is a lithium-ion battery and electric vehicle subassembly factory near Reno, Nevada. And what’s coming up in late September? Battery day! Do your research. Start small and have fun.$1835 is affordable?
No it's not. Use the Robinhood app on your phone. You can then buy small portions of share. Its called fractional shares. You can do it right now without the split. Robinhood just rolled out fraction shares so it may take a while to get this new feature.$1835 is affordable?
Steps 2 and 3 might take a few days so start now.Quick and easy:
1) Setup E-Trade account online (free)
2) Add checking, savings or credit union account for free transfers to E-Trade account (from your E-Trade account created in step 1)
3) Transfer funds (money) from account added in step 2 to your E-Trade account (done online after signing on to your E-Trade account)
4) Buy Tesla (symbol TSLA) no fees to buy or sell stock
5) If purchased before end of this month, watch stock split 5 shares for every share you bought.
After the split it will be that divided by 5 for some amount of time, to be determined that Monday I suspect.$1835 is affordable?
That is my understanding, but that perspective only applies to people who are already investing in the stock now. There are many people that aren't buying the stock right now that might buy it after the split, people that might not even know about all of this. They will see the new price of the stock at $375 (or whatever) and maybe buy it. They will not know what the price was the week or month before. At least, that is the way I see it. I must admit to being a stock investment ignoramous though.There must be something fundamental I don't understand here. If you offer to sell me eggs at $60 a dozen I will tell you that's way over priced. If you then offer to sell them to me for $5 each that doesn't change my perception of the situation of the one bit.
I agree with you, It would indeed be folly to invest one’s life savings in something as unstable (or should I say mercurial) as the U.S. stock market. That said, Tesla is the first company in a long time that I actually believe in, so that is why I put some money into it.The problem is that any ignoramus (and I am sure you are not one) can open an eTrade account and buy as much of it as he wants to throw money at without anyone warning him that it's a bubble, that it's over priced at $375 for one or $1835 for 5 ($1890 at the moment) or reminding him of what happened to millions of middle class Americans under similar circumstances when .com was the tulip bulb de jour.
Fiddling with a few spare $ for fun on these super volatile stocks is fine but I sincerely hope that no one here (or elsewhere) will invest more than he can afford to lose.