Why I’m Betting on TSLA’s Next Big Run
10 years ago, I was buying $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ at $160 it spiked 2500% to $4000+
$TSLA always does a massive run at this entry point. And its happening again right now.
Here's the exact option contract I'm buying:
I like Dec 2028 $600 calls for $51, but if you have a small account less than $1000.
Choose this one here...
June 2027 $600 calls for $12. So just wait a few days and get this one under $10.
There's about 10 more of these golden gem plays, Let me know if you want all of them!
The most dangerous thing that can happen to your finances is your neighbor getting rich.
Here's why:
A neighbor wins $1,000 in the lottery and bankruptcies on your block rise 2.4%.
Researchers at the Philadelphia Fed pulled lottery data from Alberta and tracked what happened on the winner's street afterward.
The winners were fine.
The neighbors filed for bankruptcy. And the bigger the prize, the more of them went under. Nobody handed those neighbors a windfall. Nothing changed in their income. What changed was what they could see from their driveway. A new truck. A new roof. A boat that was not there last summer. None of it looked like luck. It looked like a standard they were suddenly failing to meet.
So they matched it. On credit.
The researchers found it in the data. Neighbors levered up on visible stuff.
Cars, home upgrades, the things you can point at. Not investments. Not anything that compounds. They bought the appearance of the outcome without the event that funded it. This is the part that should scare you.
Your spending is not anchored to your income. It is anchored to whoever is closest to you. Which means your net worth is quietly being set by people who never asked for the job.
I think about this constantly with money on the timeline. Everyone is posting the win. Nobody posts the position size, the entry, or the nine that did not work.
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