The Investment Thread

I like TSLA long term. I have a growth ETF in my retirement plan that's heavy on TSLA. My biggest concern with it is its current valuation. It's brightest days are yet to come but I just don't see enough growth potential to support its, IMO, overvaluation right now. A steady selloff or pullback would probably be a healthy signal for the broader market.
I completely agree. I love TSLA but at the $1200 price it was basically pricing in global domination of the automotive sector plus one of the biggest player in tech. It could certainly happen in the next decade or two but the problem is the field is becoming quite competitive a lot faster than the markets expected. If you rolled up the stock prices of all the electric car companies plus a couple of the major companies investing heavily in electric then the PE ratio is something like 100x the PE ratio of the entire current automotive industry's worth. In other words, every car would have to go electric for 100 years before it equaled the stock price. It's pretty insane when you just look at it from the most basic level of investing.

Like I said the other day. When TSLA hits $300 I'll start gobbling it up and even that is still quite high. That's the great part about bubbles. You don't have to bet on TSLA as a small company trying to make it when you can buy it after the bubble pops as a very healthy company for the same price.