Musk: Time is running out; clouds; rolling red dust
1. Jerome, who has a background in theoretical physics and applied mathematics, usually uses mathematical models and quantitative analysis as the basis for investment transactions, and then finds where the traditional technical analysis basis chain is to support the former's conclusion. Also, pay attention to collecting information from famous reverse indicators in some review areas. This is an important step for targeting medium- to long-term surgical and relatively accurate framework investment transactions. One of the US military's most powerful tactics is electronic warfare, using anti-radiation missiles to destroy and paralyze the opponent's reconnaissance and counterattack systems.
2. Reverse indicators are an important asset given to us by God. They spend time and energy to speak freely and provide high-dimensional strategic investors with valuable first-hand and complete anti-finger information free of charge. It's a great thing. They don't even need to pay to be grateful. They are willing to share and contribute. They can't stop them, stop them whatever they want, and let them grow. It's just that as a high-dimensional medium- to long-term surgical and relatively accurate framework strategic investor, the investor itself needs to have a certain ability to identify, because some of it is disguised toxic anti-finger information.
3. A pullback of close to 50% can turn the crowd upside down, lose their spirits, and get dizzy. I sincerely admire the two major restrictions set by the Creator God in the financial market: (1) Unfathomable principles. (2) The principle of spatial orientation disorder.
4. All of Jerome's opinions are clearly expressed in the chart. The chart tells us everything. The chart is dead, the market is alive, and flexibility is the best ability. How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain? No one succeeds casually. Removing the uncertainty wrapped up in Musk's Tesla and many of the important projects behind it, as well as reporting profitable accounts and finances, will all take a certain amount of time. Compared to other industries, it's actually fast.
5. The following is an extremely important statement in Jerome=Elias's opinion:
Every fault in the financial markets is nothing more than a word of “greed” and a word of “haste.”
Growth: There are already positions waiting (dynamic positions: 60% positions are targeted at medium- to long-term value investments; 40% positions are used for competitive games - aerial combat).
Decline: There is a protective capital battle sequence to deal with.
The JC family's iron law of investment and transaction warfare (no need to emphasize repetition too much):
Winning in the falling market; winning in amplitude; winning in boldness; winning in wisdom; winning in open-mindedness; winning in learning; winning in change; winning in adapting; winning in mathematics; winning in physics; winning in models; winning in function; winning in vibration; winning in quantification; winning in framework; winning in moderation; winning in probability; winning in technology; winning in psychology; winning in dexterity; winning in the long term; winning in oscillation; winning in the long term; winning in investing: winning in mentality; winning in tolerance for error.
Losing in isolation; losing in self; losing in solidifying; losing in abandoning oneself; losing in catching up; losing in chasing strength; losing in rushing; losing in staggering; losing on one side; losing in gambling; losing in protection; losing in full position; losing in financing; losing in reversal; losing in perpetuity; losing in gambling; losing in complaining; losing in making excuses; losing in cursing; losing in dreaming; losing in planning; losing in forecasting; losing in the short term; losing in the short term; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the rush; losing in being greedy; losing in the hurry; losing Greed; losing mentality.
98% of people will never be happy to rise, lose, or anticipate, and there are no plans of any kind with a certain percentage of treasury fund battle sequences as strong backing, so 98% can only end up in failure. Doing investment transactions is about making a living, not being a shareholder, not a battle of opinions (JC doesn't participate in opinion fights; he has no interest.) Instead, invest in a deal to win.
Warning bells are ringing: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom all read “There is no empty lunch in the world.” Don't expect to read someone else's after-market review chart analysis geometry; you can make money without hard work yourself. Here, at this moment, all of JC's posts are personal expressions of personal feelings, research and exploration before, during, and after the market. There are no passionate opinions, stock recommendations, and no spiritual recipes. They cannot be used as a basis for trading. The resulting trading profits and losses can only be borne by oneself. Regardless of profit or loss, they are all responsible for it.
We have never known each other in the first place. What's more, even if you have any financial skills, it's easy to be treated as a scammer in this financial market where you play with money. Therefore, JC will not use research results as a vehicle for free money delivery at all, because there is no need for this. What are the so-called true friends in the financial markets? There is a long road ahead. Everyone walks their own way, and if they don't want to, then it's just that. If JC doesn't eat your meal, if you don't eat that kind of thing, you don't need to look at your face. Except for Jesus Christ (who is actually God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in one.) No one is afraid of JC.
Disclaimer: There are many “stock gods” in the securities market. The abbreviation for stock market neurosis is everywhere. They are not in psychiatric hospitals. They exist in the stock market. They return to normal as soon as they leave the stock market. They pursue a win-win situation where they can switch between long and short, that is, win twice. They are capable of everything; they are underhanded; they are misguided; they are beautiful; however, they have no plans, no funds to protect, and go all out. ALL IN is their strong point. So it's better to be clear about what needs to be stated.
This article is a personal trading log, not an opinion or individual stock recommendation. This is a well-structured US securities market, not Tianchao's A-share securities market. Bloggers are a long-term operating style. However, in special circumstances, such as large markets are particularly good. When the profit chip ratio exceeds 80-90% for a long period of time, bloggers will choose to sell and close positions to redeem floating profits. Large markets and individual stocks are bad, especially weak to extremely bad. For example, when the profit chip ratio is less than 21-7%, JC will choose a discrete random variable position layout in gradients and batches, so ordinary traders cannot imitate this operation.
Video playback link 🔗:Musk was interviewed by CNBC reporter David Faber (Chinese subtitles)
Video playback link 🔗:Deng Lijun Teresa Teng ~ Yunhe (Yunhe) ~
Laurence Douglas Fink: bullish on Tesla; Ronald Stephen Baron: Tesla has bottomed out; hedge fund manager Per Lekander: Tesla may “go bankrupt” and its stock could plummet to $14.
The sharp and mean idiots are the best at it: icing on the cake and falling off the ground.
Tesla Bear said: Elon Musk's electric car company “could go bankrupt” as shares could plummet 91% amid disappointing first-quarter results. A well-known bear market at Tesla is a terrible warning about the company's future. Hedge fund manager Per Lekander (Per Lekander), who has been shorting Tesla since 2020, predicted that the electric vehicle (EV) maker could “go bankrupt” and that its stock could plummet to $14. Rykander, managing partner at the investment management company Clean Energy Transition, described the first quarter results as “the beginning of the end of the Tesla bubble.” “I actually think the company might go bankrupt,” he said. He said the company's business model, which relies on strong revenue growth, vertical integration, and direct-to-consumer sales, could falter if sales decline. He asserted that his assessment was based on a forecast of the company's earnings of $1.40 per share for the full year. Rykander believes Tesla should be viewed as a “no growth” stock valued at 10 times forward earnings, while its current valuation is about 58 times forward earnings. Forward earnings are a key indicator traders use to assess the value of a stock. He also pointed out that Tesla's problems in the first quarter were not just caused by the company's alleged supply chain disruptions, but “demand issues.” Lekander is skeptical about the company's future, especially since its two main models, the Model 3 and Model Y, won't be updated until 2025. “Given that these models are out of date and the economy isn't growing rapidly, I don't see any reason to see any recovery in the next two years,” Lekander said. Why it matters: Rykander's comments come at a time when Tesla faced a series of challenges. The company's delivery numbers for the first quarter were disappointing. This prompted analysts to adjust their predictions, and some even questioned Tesla's valuation.
The sharp and mean idiots are the best at it: icing on the cake and falling off the ground.
Tesla Bear said: Elon Musk's electric car company “could go bankrupt” as shares could plummet 91% amid disappointing first-quarter results. A well-known bear market at Tesla is a terrible warning about the company's future. Hedge fund manager Per Lekander (Per Lekander), who has been shorting Tesla since 2020, predicted that the electric vehicle (EV) maker could “go bankrupt” and that its stock could plummet to $14. Rykander, managing partner at the investment management company Clean Energy Transition, described the first quarter results as “the beginning of the end of the Tesla bubble.” “I actually think the company might go bankrupt,” he said. He said the company's business model, which relies on strong revenue growth, vertical integration, and direct-to-consumer sales, could falter if sales decline. He asserted that his assessment was based on a forecast of the company's earnings of $1.40 per share for the full year. Rykander believes Tesla should be viewed as a “no growth” stock valued at 10 times forward earnings, while its current valuation is about 58 times forward earnings. Forward earnings are a key indicator traders use to assess the value of a stock. He also pointed out that Tesla's problems in the first quarter were not just caused by the company's alleged supply chain disruptions, but “demand issues.” Lekander is skeptical about the company's future, especially since its two main models, the Model 3 and Model Y, won't be updated until 2025. “Given that these models are out of date and the economy isn't growing rapidly, I don't see any reason to see any recovery in the next two years,” Lekander said. Why it matters: Rykander's comments come at a time when Tesla faced a series of challenges. The company's delivery numbers for the first quarter were disappointing. This prompted analysts to adjust their predictions, and some even questioned Tesla's valuation.
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