Tesla Shareholder vs. retail Trader

Kiel890 : From the technical side, KDJ and MACD technical indicators analyzed to form a changing trend. There is a possibility of a decline in the short term, but it is not easy to fall to 167, and from a sense of position, it may reach 230-240

TeslaSmurf : The fact is that, as a long term TSLA holder, I try to care as less as possible about the volatility because I invested in a company whose fundamentals and growth in perspective are the best you can find…
At the same time I’m a day trader, I don’t do options and I don’t trade TSLA, but 50% TSLL and 50% a handful of other stocks, depending on the opportunities of the moment. I never sell at loss (I just wait as much as necessary, could be days or even weeks: I just “forget” that stock for a while, but it happens very rarely) and I invest ALL the profits as 50% discount (+50% fresh money) to buy new TSLA to hold: So my effective cost on any new share is 50% of that day price and I NEVER have to worry about my TSLA. Tomorrow or Friday I’ll decide what to do with my TSLL and the others (all positive except one, by not much), although I’ll probably do nothing, as my gains were +143,17% at today’s closure.  

TeslaSmurf TeslaSmurf : Ps: +143,17% is just my 2023 trading portfolio, not my TSLA assets which I started some years ago…

SuperMusk : kiel wtf u copied pasted that to every post