I’m interested in hearing what exactly you think is incorrect in that post.Just an AI post !
My post was ON REAL RESULTS !
I’m interested in hearing what exactly you think is incorrect in that post.Just an AI post !
My post was ON REAL RESULTS !
That's why I posted my Roth results for THREE MONTHS !Not since liberation day.
I'm Not Interested in spending precious time reading AI, which you try to slip into threads.I’m interested in hearing what exactly you think is incorrect in that post.
Individual stock performance doesn’t reflect the broader economy or even the overall market. Since Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025, the S&P 500 has dropped 15.6% as of April 7, 2025, and the Dow fell from 45,000 to 38,000. That’s a significant decline, driven by tariff policies and economic uncertainty, with $3–10 trillion in global equity value wiped out. Your gains might be due to specific sectors or stocks outperforming—like energy or defense, which can rally despite broader market slumps—but most investors are seeing losses.My post was ON REAL RESULTS !
This might be a secret that our esteemed colleague, Mr. Kay, doesn’t understand, but everyone has the ability to start their own thread. If this very fine poster wants to actually discuss something, he could start a thread geared towards what he would like to discuss. Maybe others would even join in.posting just to elicit a reaction instead of engaging in substantive discussion.
That is your violation, officer….
The Dow’s still down about 12% from its 45,000 peak on Jan 20, 2025, sitting at 39,593.66 as of late April. It’s recovered some from early April lows but had its worst April since 1932, dropping 9.1% this month. Your stocks might be outliers, but the broader market’s struggling with tariffs and uncertainty.That's why I posted my Roth results for THREE MONTHS !
Today's trade; Bought Friday afternoon, up Friday, but did not execute the trade so that the SEC is not allowed to ID my account as a "Day Trader".
Trade closed this AM (04/24 ), UP 53 %.
Is this post adding to the discussion?This might be a secret that our esteemed colleague, Mr. Kay, doesn’t understand, but everyone has the ability to start their own thread. If this very fine poster wants to actually discuss something, he could start a thread geared towards what he would like to discuss. Maybe others would even join in.
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Lease deals are dependent on two things. The residual value(estimated future value) being high down the road and interest(money factor) on the lease.You can find some very good deals on leasing EVs at times. Much better than taking the depreciation hit.
Dodging facts because they don’t fit your narrative.I'm Not Interested in spending precious time reading AI, which you try to slip into threads.
Republican Commitee has responded to Taxpayer's angst about who is paying for Dems to fly to El Salvador ?
The Republicans have offered to pay for current and future costs !
The Reps just want to use the events in current, now running, and future political ads !
It's no coincidence that most of these investments are being made in red states. While a good political move, it is a smart economic move considering the way blue states hate America and are anti-business.
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Tesla is the only brand on the list that is a purely EV automaker so it should have the lowest maintenance costs simply because all of its vehicles are electric.
It still can have terrible build quality that does not translate into repairs. Gaps, mismatched panels and poor interior quality does not translate into a repair.
Tesla's Q1 2025 sales dropped 13% to 336,681 vehicles, the largest decline in its history, driven by backlash against Elon Musk, competition from Chinese EV makers, and production pauses. Despite U.S. and global market share losses, Tesla saw growth in Japan and remains a leader in EVs.Whatever Jeff. I'm old enough to know that manufacturers with poor quality get sidelined very quickly due to the abundance of choices in the USA. Tesla sales have grown dramatically since you did your "research" and to my knowledge they are the only profitable EV company in the world.
You still have evaded answering how sales are growing at GM, Ford, etc. in 2025?
You say you own an EV, but never tell us which crappy model you own.
You've shown an inability to talk rationally about things you hate. As such, I'll just look at the cars on the roads around me and the chart below to realize that Tesla must be doing something right to increase sales so dramatically.
And for the Train who says Musk is an idiot for supporting Trump. Please, Train, recall the EV show in 2021 at the Biden White House which EXCLUDED Tesla.
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While a good political move, it is a smart economic move considering the way blue states hate America and are anti-business.
Whatever Jeff. I'm old enough to know that manufacturers with poor quality get sidelined very quickly due to the abundance of choices in the USA. Tesla sales have grown dramatically since you did your "research" and to my knowledge they are the only profitable EV company in the world.
You still have evaded answering how sales are growing at GM, Ford, etc. in 2025?
You say you own an EV, but never tell us which crappy model you own.
You've shown an inability to talk rationally about things you hate. As such, I'll just look at the cars on the roads around me and the chart below to realize that Tesla must be doing something right to increase sales so dramatically.
And for the Train who says Musk is an idiot for supporting Trump. Please, Train, recall the EV show in 2021 at the Biden White House which EXCLUDED Tesla.
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How Many Teslas Have Been Sold? | Model S, 3, X, Y Sales By Year
Tesla has sold a total of 4,527,916 electric vehicles as of July 2023. See how many Model S, 3, X, Y vehicles sold over the years.licarco.com
All emotion and no logic.
News flash -- the Dow Jones Industrials are over 40,000.Individual stock performance doesn’t reflect the broader economy or even the overall market. Since Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025, the S&P 500 has dropped 15.6% as of April 7, 2025, and the Dow fell from 45,000 to 38,000. That’s a significant decline, driven by tariff policies and economic uncertainty, with $3–10 trillion in global equity value wiped out. Your gains might be due to specific sectors or stocks outperforming—like energy or defense, which can rally despite broader market slumps—but most investors are seeing losses.
The economy is more than stocks: GDP growth is projected to contract (-2.4% annualized for Q1 2025), consumer confidence is down 16%, and tariffs are raising costs, which hit consumers and businesses. Personal wins are awesome, but they’re not a reliable gauge of the big picture.
AOC hates America. She was behind open borders and the brain dead Biden admin fell for it. She was strongly for the Green New Deal, and brain dead fell for it. $7 trillion in debt later are we better off? She represents a district of crime and red lights. She wants to tear down America so she can implement a far left agenda. Not someone I want in my government.Blue states don't hate America.
Red states don't hate America.
Trump doesn't hate America.
AOC doesn't hate America.
Stop spouting populist nonsense.
News flash -- the Dow Jones Industrials are over 40,000.
You may disagree with her politics but that doesn't mean she hates America. I can't stand Trump and and many of his policies but I don't think he hates America. Page one from the populist handbook, find a group to demonize.AOC hates America. She was behind open borders and the brain dead Biden admin fell for it. She was strongly for the Green New Deal, and brain dead fell for it. $7 trillion in debt later are we better off? She represents a district of crime and red lights. She wants to tear down America so she can implement a far left agenda. Not someone I want in my government.
Yes, the Dow just crossed 40,000 today. It’s rebounded from early April lows due to tariff pauses but is still down about 8% since Trump’s inauguration and on track for its worst April since 1932.News flash -- the Dow Jones Industrials are over 40,000.
John cherry-picked the lowest close this year for his market "analysis", which was three week ago. Why? Since then, the S&P 500 is up over 10%. That's real movement... just ask Big Will.The market will have choppy trading in a range until uncertainty is resolved. Trump says something positive, markets go up and visa versa. There will be no real movement to the upside until something actually gets done.
The dems are populists??You may disagree with her politics but that doesn't mean she hates America. I can't stand Trump and and many of his policies but I don't think he hates America. Page one from the populist handbook, find a group to demonize.
Yes, that is what you act like. So evasive Jeff. You refuse to answer the questions because of your laser-focused hatred for Musk.
Simple questions Jeff. Crickets and silence......
How are sales growing at GM, Ford, etc. in 2025?
Which EV model do you own?
John cherry-picked the lowest close this year for his market "analysis", which was three week ago. Why? Since then, the S&P 500 is up over 10%. That's real movement... just ask Big Will.
You must’ve missed my very next post.John cherry-picked the lowest close this year for his market "analysis", which was three week ago. Why? Since then, the S&P 500 is up over 10%. That's real movement... just ask Big Will.
The Dow’s still down about 12% from its 45,000 peak on Jan 20, 2025, sitting at 39,593.66 as of late April. It’s recovered some from early April lows but had its worst April since 1932, dropping 9.1% this month. Your stocks might be outliers, but the broader market’s struggling with tariffs and uncertainty.
The folks running the Dem show and the Dem/Establishment Republican Administrative Branch didn’t think they would lose 2024. They thought they could just keep up with the BS and the gaslighting. We aren’t Europe. We revolted against the Crown. We dumped their tea in our harbor. They thought they had enough compliant mental weaklings, that they could do to the US what European leaders were doing to Europe. Nope. No climate change BS, cow fart, anti-farmer nonsense. The city/suburban crowd doesn’t appreciate where their meals come from.
Nonstop arrests here. I would assume many have left this area voluntarily, too.
I’d hate to think about the $ and resources that were used bringing these people in the last few years, and now sending them out.
The dems are populists??
They demonize Trump voters regularly.
Stop making up facts. The S&P 500 is down 1% so far in April. Worst since 1932?Yes, the Dow just crossed 40,000 today. It’s rebounded from early April lows due to tariff pauses but is still down about 8% since Trump’s inauguration and on track for its worst April since 1932.
Did you have a point or did you just want to update me on todays 1% rally?
I just saw a Cadillac Lyric on the road near my neighborhood yesterday. LOL. Fugly.Yes, that is what you act like. So evasive Jeff. You refuse to answer the questions because of your laser-focused hatred for Musk.
Simple questions Jeff. Crickets and silence......
How are sales growing at GM, Ford, etc. in 2025?
Which EV model do you own?
You’re talking about the S&P 500, but I was referring to the Dow, which is down 5–7% in April and on track for its worst April since 1932, per market reports. The S&P 500 is down about 2–3% this month, not 1%, and my point was about the Dow’s 8% drop since Trump’s inauguration.Stop making up facts. The S&P 500 is down 1% so far in April. Worst since 1932?
You need John Groce to help you with your math.You’re talking about the S&P 500, but I was referring to the Dow, which is down 5–7% in April and on track for its worst April since 1932, per market reports. The S&P 500 is down about 2–3% this month, not 1%, and my point was about the Dow’s 8% drop since Trump’s inauguration.
The Dow’s down 8% since Trump’s inauguration, a clear trend, not a single low. The S&P 500’s recovery is closer to 6–8% since early April, not 10%, and doesn’t change the Dow’s rough April.
Whoopsie daisy.
I couldn’t care less about a day or the month. With rare exception my investment strategy is long haul, even though I am nearing retirement age.John cherry-picked the lowest close this year for his market "analysis", which was three week ago. Why? Since then, the S&P 500 is up over 10%. That's real movement... just ask Big Will.
Your 10.2% S&P 500 recovery from a ~4,956 low is close to my 6–8% estimate since early April, but I was talking about the Dow, which is down 5–7% this month and 8% since Trump’s inauguration. The S&P 500 is down ~2–3% in April, not 1% as you said earlier. The Dow’s on track for its worst April since 1932. Let’s stick to the same index.You need John Groce to help you with your math.
The S&P 500 is up 10.2% from the market low.
5460/4956 = 1.1017
I get your long-term investment approach, especially nearing retirement—sticking to the big picture is smart. But it’s fair to judge the Trump administration’s economic strategy over a few months, especially when Trump hyped a ‘Liberation Day’ for the economy, raising expectations. He owns the economy now.I couldn’t care less about a day or the month. With rare exception my investment strategy is long haul, even though I am nearing retirement age.
I actually don't hate Musk. He did not have the experience to head DOGE and it was a debacle. Tesla sales have nothing to do with build quality. For many Tesla owners, it was a lifestyle purchase not a practical one. Not going to tell you what I own because it isn't relevant to the discussion.
Nobody is buying your vague "early April" benchmark after you've already cherry-picked the low of April 7. And how about using the index that most index funds are tied to?Your 10.2% S&P 500 recovery from a ~4,956 low is close to my 6–8% estimate since early April, but I was talking about the Dow, which is down 5–7% this month and 8% since Trump’s inauguration. The S&P 500 is down ~2–3% in April, not 1% as you said earlier. The Dow’s on track for its worst April since 1932. Let’s stick to the same index.
Thanks for the math check, although it still doesn’t address my overall point.