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h43t8uq

357hf

cybertruck

https://old.reddit.com/r/cybertruck/comments/ocvft0/im_lowkey_happy_with_cybertruck_being_delayed/h43t8uq/

Nah I’m not going to. If you don’t want to live o denial there’s plenty of proof of Tesla limiting people’s ability to buy another Tesla. For example, if you return one for a refund they will prevent you from buying another for one year. Tesla is different than other car buying experiences. You’re buying directly from the car maker, it’s tied to you and is untied from you when you sell it. If you’re in the business of flipping Tesla’s it will be obvious. That’s why nobody does it. I drive a Tesla. I recommend them to everyone. I have a truck reserved. I’m heavily invested in TSLA. I have no reason to make this up. But if you guys want to go on living in your private reality, carry on!

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h43pp5b

2r8rv

options

https://old.reddit.com/r/options/comments/o9h7yq/options_questions_safe_haven_thread_june_28_july/h43pp5b/

You need to do some reading. Assignment price, at expiration is at the STRIKE PRICE Please read the "GETTING STARTED" links at the top of this thread. *Closing out a trade* • [Most options positions are closed before expiration (Options Playbook)](https://www.optionsplaybook.com/options-introduction/closing-option-position) • [When to Exit Guide (Option Alpha)](https://web.archive.org/web/20201111230944/https://optionalpha.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/When-To-Exit-Guide.pdf) • [Risk to reward ratios change: a reason for early exit (Redtexture)](https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/hg8ce9/risk_to_reward_ratio_changes_over_the_life_of_an/) • [Close positions before expiration: TSLA decline after market close (PapaCharlie9) (September 11, 2020)](https://www.reddit.com/r/options/comments/ipqkua/fridays_tsla_lesson_close_positions_before/)

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h43pibp

37kf9c

tslalounge

https://old.reddit.com/r/TSLALounge/comments/oe0zrx/tsla_daily_thread_july_05_2021/h43pibp/

Haha, we can just pretend the market was open and TSLA finished +0.00 (0.00%)

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h43ow8c

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h43ow8c/

TSLA no. But you have a good a chance to win with either of the other 3.

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h43ovxj

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h43ovxj/

TSLA no. But you have as good a chance to win with either of the other 3.

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h43om0s

36z35

singaporefi

https://old.reddit.com/r/singaporefi/comments/odgot0/update_let_me_know_what_minutelevel_data_youd/h43om0s/

Ah, nano-cap companies. I'll see if i can find them. No promises though. *(CLF, SOFI, and TSLA, on the other hand, are sure to haves.)*

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h43kmzi

n9evv

teslainvestorsclub

https://old.reddit.com/r/teslainvestorsclub/comments/oddn3c/tsla_daily_investor_discussion_july_04_2021/h43kmzi/

Depends, I think there is a healthy place for margin in the right setting, but some people take it way too far. For example I have some margin on tesla that keeps my margin call SP really low (<$300), and even then I could borrow on my HELOC or something to avoid forced liquidation of I thought it was an abrupt drop the market would recover from. Both my partner and I have stable full-time jobs in recession-resistant positions, so over time we should be able to work our way out of it even if TSLA went to zero. I recognize other people take far bigger risks with margin, but I think that's the right place for me and I've given it a fair amount of thought...

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h43j3dp

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h43j3dp/

TSLA of course

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h43j1mz

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h43j1mz/

NVDA, SPY, TSLA, or AMD yolo this week?

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h43hjvv

145rmq

u_klaris95

https://old.reddit.com/r/u_klaris95/comments/oddzg8/have_you_tried_trading_stocks/h43hjvv/

I recently became interested in stock trading. Anyone can trade (buy or sell) stocks. This does not require big savings and special education, but you need to know a few basic steps to help you start investing. Select an object for attachments. Invest in the securities of those companies whose bankruptcy risk is minimal. Also in this matter, it is important to find out the stock quote. For example, I decided to start with [tesla stocks](https://www.robomarkets.com/beginners/info/charts/stocks/tsla/) . And I find out the quotation on robomarkets. If you want to trade with confidence, it is profitable to buy and make a profit. be sure to learn how to track and analyze quotes.

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h43he3z

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h43he3z/

TSLA

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h43hcjq

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/odpymn/growing_stocks_in_reddit_sofi_amd_spce_coin_mu/h43hcjq/

Aren't they direct competitors. I understand the inevitable adoption of digital/AI banking but doesn't SQ have a huge start. It's unlikely SoFi can repeat the same story of SQ. ​ \^\^\^\^\^ These were my thoughts before i found out how untapped the US actually is by SQ. Only 30M users there's so much more pie left. ​ I'm in you SOB!!!! [https://ark-invest.com/articles/analyst-research/cash-app-monthly-active-users/](https://ark-invest.com/articles/analyst-research/cash-app-monthly-active-users/) ​ Sofi (Baby SQ) Nio (Baby TSLA) ​ Any other up and coming goliath companies i should be looking into?

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h43h9mq

2r8rv

options

https://old.reddit.com/r/options/comments/odvz9y/news_sources/h43h9mq/

If you want instant news, use the Benzinga Squawk feature under the "chat room" section in ThinkOrSwim. Basically, "Benzinga Charlie" (as he's called) reads you the news throughout the day on many, many stocks almost always as the news is coming in. Just last week, I scalped two TSLA options on incoming news, jumping in right as the price was starting to shoot up and getting out the instant the momentum slowed.

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h43h6qo

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/odjcgs/what_kind_of_performance_would_tesla_have_to/h43h6qo/

😂 TSLA is not a premium brand imo.

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h43gwat

2zcp2

dogecoin

https://old.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/odwluo/bull_runs/h43gwat/

What is the obsession with buying a Tesla with doge. If you have enough cash to buy a tsla, buy one. You know how few people are paying cash for a $100k car. If your using doge, you are essentially paying cash. The number of tsla bought with btc was so low it didn’t show up on a pie chart of purchasing options of Tsla. If you have to have a tsla, convert your doge to cash and get a money order or wire it and go buy one. The average crypto holder has less than $300 invested. I don’t think they are losing out many sales because they don’t take doge.

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h43gvfc

36z35

singaporefi

https://old.reddit.com/r/singaporefi/comments/odgot0/update_let_me_know_what_minutelevel_data_youd/h43gvfc/

Otcm: GGII, UMAX, WSRC, QNTA HYSR Other: CLF, SOFI, TSLA Thanks!

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h43fbec

43zwn1

superstonk

https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/odsded/peekaboo_i_see_you_79m_hidden_shorts/h43fbec/

Aside mergers/acquisitions, a stock split and consequent entry into the S&P 500 could also serve as important catalysts, similar to how Tesla drove huge rally that helped force shorts to cover. https://teslainvestor.blogspot.com/2020/08/the-tsla-stock-split-and-its-influence.html

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h43f3xx

2qjfk

stocks

https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/odsjza/what_are_your_favorite_hold_forever_stock/h43f3xx/

Never hold forever. Look at GE. One bad CEO and your toast. Instead actively manage it every yr or 2. For me its TSLA. AMZN. CLF. SPXL.

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h43dzi1

2qhhq

investing

https://old.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/oduuul/anybody_else_tired_of_oracles_with_6_months/h43dzi1/

What like him telling people to buy TSLA at $800.00, or him telling people to buy Shift over $10.00, or him telling people to buy the Church car company that I cant name or else my comment will get deleted at $40.00 a share. Shall I keep going?

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h43aif4

2qhhq

investing

https://old.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/oddqln/why_dont_more_people_buy_synthetic_longs_is_there/h43aif4/

Most people don't use synthetic longs (or any synthetics in general) on stocks because: 1. they cant borrow at the risk free rate 2. They dont want the leverage 3. stocks like TSLA and AMC can be longed or shorted in the spot market pretty easily 4. equity spot markets have good liquidity and reflect information pretty fast.

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h439xtx

27n9fl

thetagang

https://old.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/oah47f/past_12_months_wheeling_vs_spy/h439xtx/

$60k I'd probably stick to one or 2 positions a week. If you don't mind doing TSLA you could do one of those most weeks.

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h439o6l

2qhhq

investing

https://old.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/oduuul/anybody_else_tired_of_oracles_with_6_months/h439o6l/

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the value of a stock can still plummet even if people aren't selling it. The few that are just need to set lower limits out of panic and it can still go lower and lower. The only ones who could "buy the dip" are those who are actively trading, the passive investors wouldn't see it and would continue to buy their broad market ETF. I imagine nothing can stop large movements up or down except for active investors who are trying to sell quickly or buy dips. I don't see how a passive investor buying VTI or VT could stop TSLA from losing 50% of its value tomorrow.

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h439eaq

2qjfk

stocks

https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/odsjza/what_are_your_favorite_hold_forever_stock/h439eaq/

>I will admit that the volatility has me looking like a spectator but this is a long term set it position. Same! Made some quick cash on TSLA during the 2020 run up but sold and haven't jumped back in.

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h439ai5

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h439ai5/

He could’ve had so much fun with tsla if he just tweeted a ton of market related stuff. Confirmed the existence of the Illuminati. Such a waste

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h4393xr

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/odv8ni/the_elders_of_wsb/h4393xr/

Lmao. The good ole days. 🥰🥰🥰. Other good memories… quad witching, “WSBgod” aka the biggest gay ever douchetek, that dude that turned like 500 into 1+ mil on TSLA. Fucking amd mooning from <20 creating millionaires. Probably plenty of Other things that my elder dementia has made me forget. Corn futures 😂😂

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h436jrx

2qaj0q

shortsqueeze

https://old.reddit.com/r/Shortsqueeze/comments/odu9e6/historical_short_squeezes/h436jrx/

What is your definition of squeeze, because there are a number of large short squeezes, none of which had the SI% of GME has/had or MRIN seems to have. Piggly Wiggly - ran up 50% but NYSE halted all trading indefinitely. Volkswagen - ran up something like 400% over a week and returned to a much higher support level TSLA - long drawn out "short squeeze" hard to pindown exactly how much it increases due to squeezing and how much was just active interest in the company GME - obviously, the one most of us are/were interested in, trading nearly 1,000% peaking (so far) at about 2,000% KBIO - absolutely infamous short squeeze hitting a whopping 10,000% by Martin Shkreli after the squeeze it was delisted (I think). Fun Fact: The first person known to short a stock was Isaac Le Maire, who shorted the Dutch East India Trading Company, in **1608**. He essentially gathered a bunch of buddies to sign contracts to sell at a later date (essentially like shorting a call that is always executed) at a certain price while spreading negative rumors about the stock. He then dumped his holdings, it was so lucrative that they continued to short the stock, in 1610 they banned naked shorting. 400 years ago they realized naked shorting was a problem - yet we still allow naked shorting from Market Makers for some reason.

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h435gx2

2fohre

wkhs

https://old.reddit.com/r/WKHS/comments/odq4xh/workhorse_is_more_than_usps_or_a_meme/h435gx2/

That’s right, the only reason TSLA is in profitable is selling those credits. Yeah again, let’s see some numbers. I’ll believe it when I see it, I’m making a ton off of this crap going down so let’s see it, but great. Maybe there’ll be some software to sell at bankruptcy sale. Ford, yeah let’s compare it, might have a point if they only made 6 vehicles in a qtr. lmao

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h434y6h

n9evv

teslainvestorsclub

https://old.reddit.com/r/teslainvestorsclub/comments/oddn3c/tsla_daily_investor_discussion_july_04_2021/h434y6h/

Just posted TSLA technical analysis here if you guys wanna look. Stock number 3: [https://medium.com/@slimkips/5-stocks-set-to-breakout-week-of-07-06-2021-ef477cc3b48](https://medium.com/@slimkips/5-stocks-set-to-breakout-week-of-07-06-2021-ef477cc3b48)

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h434a3z

27n9fl

thetagang

https://old.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/oah47f/past_12_months_wheeling_vs_spy/h434a3z/

Just whatever you're comfortable with. For me if I'm at that level I'm looking at pretty much the same stuff I do now just not as many positions. I like TSLA because you can go far out of the money and still get decent premium.

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h43450k

27n9fl

thetagang

https://old.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/od7hh9/stocks_for_cash_secured_puts/h43450k/

I'm so happy to own TSLA that I bought some shares like 8 years ago. That was a good investment.

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h433pv4

27n9fl

thetagang

https://old.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/od8zfm/got_assigned_on_f_beginner_at_wheel/h433pv4/

>I also don't think I would sell an iron condor on Ford right now with all the stuff happening with the electric vehicles. I made another comment about this. I'd be super happy to own Ford right now after the announcement of the electric F-150. I think that is going to seriously crush TSLA, although there's enough room in the market for both of them. I just have a hard time envisioning the average F-150 owner looking at an electric truck from Ford and Tesla and then somehow not choosing the F-150. I'm actually tempted to buy Ford stock in my long-term buy-and-hold part of my portfolio, but if I can wheel into it for even a small amount of profit then I'll take it. I never turn down free money. I just wish I'd known what an iron condor was when Ballmer was CEO of Microsoft. That would have been like 8 years of consistent profit.

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h433n8l

2qhhq

investing

https://old.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/oduuul/anybody_else_tired_of_oracles_with_6_months/h433n8l/

Yup exactly, I think his real estate and news content is interesting and seemingly of good quality (I can’t attest just how good it is since I’m not overly familiar with RE) but the rest isn’t the greatest. He’s the poster child of a retail investor who made big gains in 2020 by buying popular stocks and thinks they’re the next warren buffet. I saw him do a breakdown of his portfolio and iirc it was over 50% TSLA. This was at its peak and he was still buying when anyone worth their salt could see it was overvalued. Also the running for California governor is just weird.

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h4336z1

n9evv

teslainvestorsclub

https://old.reddit.com/r/teslainvestorsclub/comments/odw9be/sawyer_merritt_cybertruck_reservations_at_1186976/h4336z1/

The first time I saw a Model S on the road, I was amazed (I'd seen the Roadster previously, but it looks very similar to an Elise). When I started seeing more of them in the Seattle area, that's when I first bought TSLA stock (although I've sold and re-bought many times since then). Looking forward to seeing the CT rolling on the street. It'll definitely standout against anything out there right now. Spending money on ads will not be necessary.

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h432gtz

27n9fl

thetagang

https://old.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/od8zfm/got_assigned_on_f_beginner_at_wheel/h432gtz/

dafuq would you NOT want to own F after that electric F-150 they announced? F is like one of my top 5 picks for my next wheel play. Premium isn't great but it's not terrible either at 30-45DTE and the share price is cheap. I'm bullish as fuck on F after that truck announcement though. I think they're going to crush TSLA with this one just due to name recognition and price point, and if they keep going on this route then I think they'll do quite well.

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h431hcu

3s03ll

clov

https://old.reddit.com/r/CLOV/comments/odspw2/holding_3000_shares_for_a_long_time_wanna_add/h431hcu/

Got 3500 shares after buying the bulk of it at 18 and averaging down last week. My portfolio is being liquidated for this with the exception of OG meme stock, TSLA.

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h430em9

2qhhq

investing

https://old.reddit.com/r/investing/comments/odpd0h/how_diversified_are_your_investments/h430em9/

100% TSLA, huge potential over 5-10 years. Surprised not many other people here are mentioning it.

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h42zort

n9evv

teslainvestorsclub

https://old.reddit.com/r/teslainvestorsclub/comments/od214b/researchteam_upgrades_tesla_to_hold/h42zort/

Wouldn't anyone who had been following their recommendations just not have TSLA anymore? So... Who are they putting this out for?

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h42zag4

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h42zag4/

SPCE isn't really a meme stock, it's basically TSLA before it became profitable. Highly speculative, but not a joke. Probably over valued for what it is right now, but what isn't over valued lately?! ​ Not sure if its unusual though sorry.

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h42z3ys

3hqta

fatfire

https://old.reddit.com/r/fatFIRE/comments/odgvch/how_did_you_go_about_finding_a_good_accountanttax/h42z3ys/

Similar but not as fat. I quit my job this year (FIRE). Im just going to take like $50k a year in capital gains while I try to figure it out. 2022 will be my first time without a W2. So by 2023 I should have a good idea how to do FIRE with minimal taxes based on how turbo taxes calculates out. But to actually live fat will require a good amount of taxes. I have a few appreciating rental properties that can offset gains with taxable depreciation. Im wondering if I can expand that to say -$100k of paper gains so that I can pull in $150k of pretty much tax free income. Ill be trying to scale to that in 2023 and 2024. I also plan to live off leverage while rates are low to lower my tax burden. Not sure its the best idea as I have to math out the returns vs interest and Im not there yet cause my margin is too high ATM since Im still expecting a good run for tsla and crypto over the next 3-5 years. The key is just to slowing realize the gains, preferably when not working.

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h42xiuu

27n9fl

thetagang

https://old.reddit.com/r/thetagang/comments/oah47f/past_12_months_wheeling_vs_spy/h42xiuu/

Yeah like this week pretty much has nothing. In these cases I try and see if there is anything trading down. DIS, BABA, CLX maybe. TSLA is usually good for something as well. I'll see on Tue if there's anything good worth opening.

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h42xb2e

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/oci3qd/weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_july/h42xb2e/

$CLF & $TSLA GREEN AMERICAN STEEL FOR INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR GREEN AMERICAN EV. No 🧠’er

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h42wxbh

2qjfk

stocks

https://old.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/odsjza/what_are_your_favorite_hold_forever_stock/h42wxbh/

I invested with TSLA 2 years ago with this in mind. Year over year, exponential like growth. If you believe the future in forever is renewables and electric, this is the company to invest in. Their products are great, they hire the best engineering talent. Top school engineering students want to work there. They primarily focus on manufacturing (you could consider this company a manufacturing building company) with current products that you see now almost like the secondary benefits. They learn from each product rollout and make improvements changes instantly. The products they are working on are meant to be scaled on national levels (cars, battery packs for industrial and consumer use, industrial vehicles, solar panels, AI). I will admit that the volatility has me looking like a spectator but this is a long term set it position.

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h42u4ge

2rndg

valueinvesting

https://old.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/odjoj6/how_much_cash_you_holding_right_now_and_what_are/h42u4ge/

It was, at 1 point, $400/share. At $200, compared to TSLA, it's not that outrageous since GME will create their own crypto exchange, send humans to the Andromeda, and develop a cure for dying, last I heard from the GME sub.

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h42twwc

2th52

wallstreetbets

https://old.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/odv8ni/the_elders_of_wsb/h42twwc/

Guy taking 2nd mortgage for MU 90 calls. Other degenerate that made a few mill on the tsla squeeze and then went dark right as covid was hitting (dead?)

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h42t9mb

2tasy

personalfinancecanada

https://old.reddit.com/r/PersonalFinanceCanada/comments/odtf9p/tesla_purchase_am_i_unrealistic/h42t9mb/

I think you're correct on the TCO still being in the favour of ICE for now. (I'm gonna guess this is going to change in 2024-2025) I still drive an Elantra for this reason. (plus, holding $TSLA the last 5 years has been a bit nicer than owning a Model 3) But the battery, **on average**, will last much longer than the average ICE car. Even if we discount Tesla's dreams of the million mile drivetrain, the data from long term Tesla drivers is very good--your car should still be worth a lot after 200-250k km and have a lot of life in it when an ICE is essentially worthless. It's likely if you got a bad battery pack, it'll likely be replaced in their above average length warranty.