Why I Never Bet Against Elon Musk: Value Investing In Your Car Episode 74
In this episode, we talk about why I never bet against Elon Musk. This is Episode 74 of Value Investing in your Car.
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Today, I talk about one of my fundamental rules of investing. Never bet against Elon Musk. Ever.
A Summary
This 9-minute video, I mentioned…
- Why I never bet against Elon Musk even though I rarely invest in his companies
- How much short sellers have now lost betting against Tesla and why I never short sell
- Why I admire Musk
- How you gain major long term competitive advantage over other people, investors, and businesses by thinking long term
- And more…
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Here are some of the resources mentioned in the video above…
- The Agony Of Tela Bears – $8.4 Billion Of Losses in 5 Weeks – Via The Wall Street Journal
- Could Tesla Be Worth $8,000 Per Share? Via Barrons
- How Google Could Acquire Tesla For $1,500 Per Share On Its Way To $2 Trillion Stock – Via Forbes
- 6 Reasons Why Most Value Investors Don’t Short Sell – Value Investing Journey
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