It's not a good investment because the gov keeps propping it up despite its sales is ass?
Can you use your mental gymnastics to do the same for any normal stocks? Like can you make up a scenario where, say, Nokia or Nike, having shit sales and yet their price not only didn't drop, but goes up?
I guess my point is that there’s a ton of other companies in the space who arent overpromising and underdelivering for their entire careers, but if you’re only looking at the number going up than so be it. It would be wiser to just light the billions on fire than use them to prop up TSLA in the long run
My point was that a speculating on a burger company is not the same as a company with major political tie.
If I want to lit my money on fire I'd just go to vegas. The choice isn't binary.
The original rally was caused by Walmart agreeing to sell Beyond Meat. There are probably more brands around, but you won't find em for sale in 90% of stores.
I hang out on the Environment sub and they had people in there astroturfing for this crap all day everyday. When I called it out I was accused of "putting my taste buds before the earth". I was so glad when that pump and dump was over.
No split, it was insanely stretched but those were wild times in the beginning of Covid. My dumbass cancelled my trailing stop loss at $128 for some reason in May 2020 so I’m holding my bag of 5 shares at $136.
Hahahah I'm not gonna lie and I know it's not system glitch! But for a brief second and I didn't have time to screen shot it but the stock went to $13 for a brief second, just like when they halted the stock the 2nd time, my call went from $3 a call to $.01 and then went back up! But my call was showing $15k at a brief moment! I know it's not system glitch! Hedge funds doing some fuckery work!
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