Elias Chen commented on a stock · Nov 18, 2023 08:01

Chart analysis of Tesla after-hours on Friday, November 17th

1. JC is optimistic about the US index and is even more bullish on Tesla. If there is a decline, especially if there are unexpected bearish news and continuous large-scale declines, JC will conduct in-depth research on it, and gradually and accurately build positions. Why emphasize relative accuracy? Due to the respect for the "uncertainty principle" in the financial market, JC can only approach the median value of the extreme value area infinitely.

2. Next week, we will implement a new modeling quantitative analysis and carry out surgical and relatively accurate framework shotgun trading.

3. Divide the positions into two parts, with 60% for medium and long-term holding and 40% for surgical and relatively accurate low-buy high-sell arbitrage trading. Elastic positions, dynamic holdings.

The chart tells us everything, and JC's views are all revealed in the chart.

5. The iron law of trading battles in the JC family (emphasis cannot be repeated too much):

Win in bear markets; win in amplitudes; win in courage; win in wisdom; win in tolerance; win in learning; win in change; win in adaptation; win in mathematics; win in physics; win in models; win in functions; win in vibrations; win in quantification; win in frameworks; win in moderation; win in probabilities; win in technology; win in psychology; win in agility; win in flexibility; win in oscillations; win in long-term; win in investments; win in mentality; win in resilience.

Lose in closed-mindedness; lose in ego; lose in rigidity; lose in self-abandonment; lose in self-deception; lose in chasing highs; lose in chasing strength; lose in chasing highs; lose in stagnation; lose in one-sidedness; lose in gambling; lose in protecting positions; lose in full positions; lose in financing; lose in offsetting; lose in perpetual motion; lose in gambling; lose in complaining; lose in making excuses; lose in insults; lose in daydreaming; lose in contingency plans; lose in predictions; lose in short-term thinking; lose in impatience; lose in greed; lose in mentality.

98% of people will never get rid of the joy of rising and the aversion to falling, and predictions, without a certain proportion of funds to protect the position as a strong backbone for various contingency plans, so 98% of people can only end up in failure. Trading is for a living, not for being a stock slave, not for fighting opinions (JC does not participate in opinion battles, not interested), but for winning in investment trading.

Warning: The first and last chapter of the book of wisdom both mention 'there is no free lunch in the world.' Don't expect to make money without effort by looking at other people's post-market replay chart analysis. Here, at this moment, JC's posts are all personal expressions before, during, and after trading hours, exploring and studying, without creating sentimental opinions or stock recommendations, nor providing spiritual motivation. They cannot be used as the basis for trading, and any resulting profits or losses must be borne by oneself, taking full responsibility for them.

We were originally strangers, let alone in finance. Even if you are very capable, in this money-playing financial market, it is easy to be seen as a scammer. Therefore, JC will not use research results as a means to give away money for free, because it is unnecessary. Are there any true friends on the financial market? The road goes to heaven, everyone walks their own path, does their own thing, firm without desires. JC does not rely on or follow you. Apart from Jesus Christ (who is actually God, the Holy Trinity), JC fears no one.

Disclaimer: There are quite a few lunatics in the securities market, so it's better to make things clear. This article is a private trading diary, not opinions and stock recommendations. This is the well-functioning stock market in the USA, not the **** A-share market. The blogger has a long-term trading style. However, in special circumstances, such as when the overall market is particularly good, and the profit chip ratio exceeds 80-90% for a long time, the blogger will choose to sell and close the position to realize floating profits. When both the overall market and individual stocks are not good, especially when in extreme weakness, such as when the profit chip ratio is below 21-7%, JC will choose to build positions in a graded and batched manner for a discrete random variable layout; therefore, ordinary traders should not attempt to imitate this strategy.