$Fermi (FRMI.US)$ Not much can be done today, taking profits on fermi and clearing the position on tsll, maintaining the habit of not chasing highs

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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Both the daily K and weekly K have clearly entered oversold territory, and eight consecutive weeks of decline have indeed been painful (especially yesterday when Tesla fell alone while the broader market S&P $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO.US)$/Nasdaq100 $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$/Nasdaq100 surged violently upwards). I fully understand everyone’s feelings, but it is precisely in such extreme situations that the best buying opportunities in the investment market appear❗.
Based on chart data, let me provide you with a detailed analysis：
1. Technical Aspect: Oversold, high probability of short-term rebound
Daily K: RSI(14) has dropped to the 28-37 range (multiple indicators show it at around 34.7 now), a classic sign of being oversold. MACD continues its death cross but with contracting histogram bars, indicating that downward momentum is weakening. The stock price is close to the lower Bollinger Band, a typical 'oversold rebound' pattern.
Weekly K: RSI is also in the 31-44 range, entering the oversold zone. EMA10/20/30 are all suppressing from above, but the weekly line has seen eight consecutive bearish weeks. Calculating from the peak of $500, the stock price has fallen over 30%, making it technically severely oversold.
Latest analysis consensus (4/6-4/8): RSI 34.7-40.99, multiple institutions have pointed out 'oversold conditions, potential for...'

$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$ $HSI Futures (APR6) (HSImain.HK)$ Today's Hong Kong stock market failed to continue the strong one-sided trend seen yesterday. The Hang Seng Index closed at 25,752 points, down 141 points for the day, with a total market turnover of approximately HKD 245 billion. On the surface, the index only retreated slightly, but in reality, capital has clearly shifted from chasing highs to adopting a wait-and-see attitude. In particular, the tech sector faced significant pressure, slowing the overall upward momentum. Judging from market sentiment, today’s performance seems more like consolidation after a sharp rebound rather than confirmation of a new round of weakness. Therefore, for now, I would interpret it as profit-taking at high levels rather than an immediate sign of a full reversal.
As for the night futures market, overall performance remains relatively stable, and there is no significant panic in the market yet, reflecting that short-term funds still show some willingness to support the next trading day. From a technical perspective, I would first look at around 25,600 points as short-term support; if this level is breached again, attention should be paid to whether the 25,500-point range can hold. Resistance above lies in the 25,900 to 26,000-point region. If the night futures remain strong afterward, it indicates that the market still tends to view today as consolidation rather than a reversal. If there’s further upward movement later, the 26,100-point area will become another noticeable short-term resistance zone.
In terms of external assets, what is most noteworthy over the past two days is still the tug-of-war between safe-haven trades and inflation plays. Bitcoin’s recent rebound from its lows shows some recovery in risk appetite, though it is not yet fully robust. At this stage, it appears more like a relief rally rather than a complete resumption of bullish momentum...

$Linkers Industries (LNKS.US)$
is this for real or I'm still in a loss for $386.50

As people grow older, their preferences change. I remember when Sun used to hate all 'massive plays,' but suddenly upon seeing a sandbox, he became very excited. Just like people, markets are constantly changing, and what we need is an open mind to accept all changes in the market.
$Hang Seng Index (800000.HK)$
The Hang Seng Index rebounded again near the critical bullish-bearish point of 25,200, as Trump publicly stated once more that the US-Iran conflict would end soon. Under this 'taco' style scenario, the market has turned highly optimistic, driving overseas markets to recover quickly. It took almost two days to digest all the declines, making one wonder if the market has fully recovered.
In terms of macro conditions, the UAE is now preparing to participate in the dispute over the Strait of Hormuz, while at the same time the US threatens to withdraw from NATO; these situations indicate increasing uncertainty in the future. Markets crave certainty and dislike uncertainty, so I still believe the problem hasn't been fundamentally resolved. Moreover, a series of economic data, including non-farm payrolls, manufacturing data, and retail sales figures, have exceeded expectations, indicating that prospects for interest rate cuts should be dismissed. The persistent high oil prices may last longer than imagined, so inflation issues are likely to persist. Amidst these intertwined factors, I believe the core issue won't be resolved simply because Trump declares victory in the so-called war. More importantly, our focus now is on the US-Iran war...