Thank you! Elon is going to launch Apex or something like that related to his banking app that he will call X, at least that's the scuttlebutt on X. He merged xai with spacex too I think. He doesn't seem to lose in the long run so I'd bet on him and his companies. I don't have a high risk tolerance though. I like set and forget investments even if the return is less because I like to sleep and it would keep me awake to bet on a high risk stock. I love hearing others suggestions though and subscribe to several investment newsletters. 💕
Elon is very active! So far he has an amazing track record of success. I'd agree betting on his companies long term is a good idea.
Tesla like basically all companies has had it's ups and downs. I bought Tesla on April 19, 2024 at $148, today it's at $417. I'd like to buy more because I think the robotics will do very well in the next two to three years. I'm trying to spot an opportunity to buy more.
It's extremely rare for me to sell a stock. I too very much have done the "set and forget" strategy up until this past year.
I love hearing others suggestions too, which is why I made this post. Because I'm tired of all the vague warnings and hints that lack concrete, specific companies unless of course you pay the "guru" for their opinions. I've been 99.9% unable to get anyone else in real life though to make a suggestion. I only have one friend who will occasionally ask "What do you think of this one?"
StockGumshoe.com sends emails almost every day M-F where they detease/analyze what the gurus are recommending so you don't have to buy their newsletters. It's free. I get some ideas from that. The email comes from Travis Johnson at Stock Gumshoe. Lately I've also been taking some of the marketing emails I get from the Stansberry group and asking Grok what company they are talking about. Sometimes that works. And it will analyze companies for you too. I heard Claude is even better for that sort of thing but have not used it.
Oh fascinating! Thank you! I'll take a look at StockGumshoe, that sounds very intriguing.
Simulated Intelligence can be very handy for pulling historical information. Hopefully we are getting fewer and fewer hallucinations. Lately I've noticed a trend of AI being "too busy" to answer!
Thank you! Elon is going to launch Apex or something like that related to his banking app that he will call X, at least that's the scuttlebutt on X. He merged xai with spacex too I think. He doesn't seem to lose in the long run so I'd bet on him and his companies. I don't have a high risk tolerance though. I like set and forget investments even if the return is less because I like to sleep and it would keep me awake to bet on a high risk stock. I love hearing others suggestions though and subscribe to several investment newsletters. 💕
Elon is very active! So far he has an amazing track record of success. I'd agree betting on his companies long term is a good idea.
Tesla like basically all companies has had it's ups and downs. I bought Tesla on April 19, 2024 at $148, today it's at $417. I'd like to buy more because I think the robotics will do very well in the next two to three years. I'm trying to spot an opportunity to buy more.
It's extremely rare for me to sell a stock. I too very much have done the "set and forget" strategy up until this past year.
I love hearing others suggestions too, which is why I made this post. Because I'm tired of all the vague warnings and hints that lack concrete, specific companies unless of course you pay the "guru" for their opinions. I've been 99.9% unable to get anyone else in real life though to make a suggestion. I only have one friend who will occasionally ask "What do you think of this one?"
StockGumshoe.com sends emails almost every day M-F where they detease/analyze what the gurus are recommending so you don't have to buy their newsletters. It's free. I get some ideas from that. The email comes from Travis Johnson at Stock Gumshoe. Lately I've also been taking some of the marketing emails I get from the Stansberry group and asking Grok what company they are talking about. Sometimes that works. And it will analyze companies for you too. I heard Claude is even better for that sort of thing but have not used it.
Oh fascinating! Thank you! I'll take a look at StockGumshoe, that sounds very intriguing.
Simulated Intelligence can be very handy for pulling historical information. Hopefully we are getting fewer and fewer hallucinations. Lately I've noticed a trend of AI being "too busy" to answer!