How to invest in and trade high-tech potential stocks that are still in the gross margin stage

1. You can only open positions in batches at times of low and low, especially when there is a continuous sharp decline.

2. You should never buy a heavy position in one go, try to put all your money, and hold positions to rise sharply. The probability of failure is extremely high.

3. Gross securities are usually not very flexible in stock price fluctuations. Once the stock price sinks down, it is difficult to rise again in a short period of time, so the effect of trying to reduce holding costs by increasing positions is extremely poor. The most important thing is that the direct consequence of this is probably to deposit precious limited capital here and lose control. More than 99% of risk-free people fell down here and lost their freedom ever since.

4. I am optimistic that Tesla, which is currently in the (quasi-) strategic investment stage, is far more meaningful than investing in high-tech growth stocks that are currently being explored in the dark and can't prove successful, such as QS in the solid-state battery sector, GSIT for high-performance memory, EVTV for electric school buses at the airport, etc. (This is not a stock recommendation; don't be selfish.)