$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
People simply do not like theoretical physics and applied mathematics at all, so it is simply impossible to have a deep understanding of the path of quantification and calculation models in the financial market (at best, it is just Elliott Wave Theory + selling so-called software that tracks the movement of block orders. Is it really that easy to track the movements of block orders? Strictly speaking, it is already lagging behind). Ignorant and inherently greedy, they love rising and hate falling.
Distinguish between secondary trends and primary trends, short-term trends and medium to long-term trends. Do not doubt the stocks you hold, do not invest in doubtful stocks. Do not let the tumultuous and epic primary uptrend of Tesla cause you to mistake the retracements of secondary trends and short-term trends as a decline in Tesla's primary trend and medium to long-term trend, missing out on the historic opportunity to change your financial destiny. The ascending channels and retracement nature of the downtrends within them in various time period charts have clearly explained everything. Charts say it all, interpreting charts correctly is crucial.
Due to profit-taking, concentration, and risk management factors, most stocks are being sold off by some active ETFs, mutual funds, and hedge funds. The original low-level chips are mostly controlled by them. When they sell at highs and a downtrend forms, as long as we wisely pass the peak and middle of the downtrend, have a planned and step-by-step approach, use discrete random variables, strategically buy in, we can seize relatively low positions...