Long-term hold on TSLA (10-20 years); no reason to sell; TSLA/SpaceX merger outcome uncertain.
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After Tesla's epic Cybertruck launch, SpaceX has started to feel a bit overlooked ; it's time to change that.
For both Tesla and SpaceX, retail shareholders at least tend to have a much longer investment horizon than most ordinary investors. I, for example, started buying Tesla shares more than a decade ago and haven't sold a single share since .
The reason is that I am looking ahead to the future in 10-20 years and I would like to continue holding those shares , thank you very much.
The same applies to SpaceX. I think they have two amazing decades ahead of them . If SpaceX’s other shareholders, whether they were early investors or have invested since the IPO, are looking further ahead , they see tremendous growth in launching, connectivity services, AI computing, and AI modeling .
What possible reason could prompt them to sell now other than an unforeseen emergency ?
This may partly explain why a collapse has not occurred, at least so far, after the expiration of the blackout periods for insider trading.
we haven't even touched on the possibility of merging with Tesla at this stage. Not a possibility, but definitely. I'm just teasing you a little . I still think it's more like a coin toss when it comes to investor approval on Tesla's side, but I'm very confident that at least this will be put to the investors.
My new model for evaluating Tesla and SpaceX over 20 years is now also available on Patreon for backers in the investor category and above.
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