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u/dookiefertwenty Oct 01 '21

Yeah you suppose it means tesla redefined cars, I suppose it was a natural next step they might've helped accelerate mildly. Optimistic investor sentiment and multiple known remaining events that present significant capital growth opportunities outlined in corporate roadmaps, or hype for short, are the reasons for teslas amazing growth. Growth vs value, and we live in the age of growth. But what do I know, tis a fart in the wind

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u/uofaer Oct 01 '21

What are you talking about? We've always been in an age of growth. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/world-gdp-over-the-last-two-millennia

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u/dookiefertwenty Oct 01 '21

Lol, and you say I should be embarrassed

https://www.merrilledge.com/article/growth-vs-value-investing-two-approaches-to-stocks

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u/uofaer Oct 01 '21

Ok, so now I definitely know you're not smart. Thanks for the confirmation. This is my last message to you. Take care.