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spencerdavis2000
spencerdavis2000

hey Peter thanks for the great update. Yeah the Fed thing is a pain. Let's see what happens.

danizh53
danizh53

Any thoughts on TSLA? There were significant downside projections that still haven't come to fruition. Actually, TSLA is holding up better than the rest of the market.

kasparbredahl2595
kasparbredahl2595

Ken12341429 said:

Peter, curious if you have ever done any analysis of your projections in terms of when they tend to be met in terms of time after generation. After generation when is the most likely time to be met, and do they become more or less likely to be met along a time line, obviously based upon the length of the projection being analyzed. May not be of any analytical value but I have wondered, thanks

Did you Watch th FSC video with Peter Eliades? I think you’ll find some of your answers there.

https://youtu.be/H73hldgItMg

ukumru2932
ukumru2932

kasparbredahl2595 said:

Ken12341429 said:

Peter, curious if you have ever done any analysis of your projections in terms of when they tend to be met in terms of time after generation. After generation when is the most likely time to be met, and do they become more or less likely to be met along a time line, obviously based upon the length of the projection being analyzed. May not be of any analytical value but I have wondered, thanks

Did you Watch th FSC video with Peter Eliades? I think you’ll find some of your answers there.

https://youtu.be/H73hldgItMg

danizh53 said:

Any thoughts on TSLA? There were significant downside projections that still haven't come to fruition. Actually, TSLA is holding up better than the rest of the market.

Yes I am a newbie here and am curious about the same. How is TSLA looking in the middle of this wild fire? It'd be great to get an update, Peter!

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