Analysis of the Tesla New York pre-market review chart for Thursday, July 25th
I don't know what kindness is? Those who don't speak ill will simply blackmail them all out. The road is in full swing, everyone goes their own way, and when they have no desire, Elias=Jerome doesn't eat these people's meals, so he doesn't eat that one, and there's no need to look at the faces of these people. I don't care about anyone or anything.
There is a word in Elias=Jerome's investment library: Big Wave Fish Fat
Now more than 90% of people in the market have already lost their spirits, leaving no room for color.
Every fault in the financial markets is nothing more than a word of “greed” and a word of “haste.”
The 401K funds in an American retirement account cannot be used urgently. Therefore, only The Vanguard Group, the actual trader of the 401 K account, can become a financial predator with strong financial strength and takes everything. Isn't this alarming? What's the hurry? Something urgent. Is your money that sacred and unbreakable? The more it is like this, the more it is corroded, and there is no mercy.
In the upward trend, there is a sure-fire trick called “actively buying a suit”. What holds you back is not a shackle, but a gold necklace... Actively buying a package is not about buying higher, but rather adjusting the end, maybe at the end, and suck lower in batches. (Active bid buying is also the highest level of investment transactions.) The biggest risk for investment traders is ignorance, and the biggest risk is ignorance of ignorance.
Execute the Supreme Commander's order: increase capital and expand shares, and increase bottom-up investment efforts.
Where is the bottom? The bottom is in the heart. First, there is a foundation of confidence, and only then can there be a foundation of technology. The principle of unfathomability and the principle of spatial orientation disorder are the beginning of wisdom.
The passion of early market participants was fueled by Elon Musk's passion, and Dopamine production was strong, and the two gaps left by skipping high: 231.300-234.250 and 218.060-213.230 were completely filled.
In the technical support range where stepless speed changes can be predicted, it is also an area with a planned and step-by-step technical position layout, divided into gradients and batches, discrete random variables, and fire ambushes of air defense funds: 205.600-202.000.
Stocks with falling stock prices have the greatest potential; falling stock prices are the greatest benefit. This experience has been proven many times by the market, and it is worth remembering and must know the superior tactic of action. If this experience is combined with betting stocks or institutional stock holdings, it must not be easily let go.
Remember the following seemingly irregular series: 101.810; 138.800; 167.410; 176.500; 202.000; 216.250; 230.500; 242.000,...
Never underestimate Tesla's own ability to repair itself. 136.800-160.510 have all come this way, do we still need to be afraid now?
When Tesla's stock price plummeted, gold fell from the sky, stunned you, and bold people took it away.
Elias=Jerome is a long-term value investor, not just a game-driven speculative random trader (speculators should leave the market after the stock price falls below the 231.520 platform, or even take advantage of the rebound to sell short and open positions). They think it's more of an opportunity. The worse the technical graphics, the better. This is completely different from the speculative trading mentality.
The deep-seated reason most investors fail.
First, there is no investment belief. There is a lack of a foundation for observing and understanding the market, and a source of internal strength for integrating knowledge and action.
Second, man's limited rationality. I inadvertently think of myself as an omniscient and omnipotent being, and use finite to pursue infinity and perfection. Investing is an art of regret. We must acknowledge the flaws in the system, the imperfection of results, and the uncertain and serendipitous nature of the fate of investment.
Third, financial markets are naturally infused with pragmatic ideological tendencies. Most participants had no faith. If they didn't believe it, they only saw that the spirit wasn't working; they believed everything, and they didn't believe anything. The pragmatic approach does not start from the principles and system of the transaction, but rather measures everything based on the benefits and results of the transaction.
Elias=Jerome, the JC family's iron law of trade warfare (cannot be overemphasized):
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 to oneself; losing to oneself; losing in solidification; losing in abandonment; losing in self-reliance; losing in pursuit of strength; losing in rushing; losing in stagnation; losing unilaterally; losing in gambling; losing in protecting positions; losing in full position; losing in financing; losing in reversal; losing in Yongdong; losing in gambling; losing in complaining; losing on excuses; losing in scolding; losing in dreaming; losing in planning; losing in prediction; losing in the short term; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry 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.
Alarm bells are ringing: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom both read “There is no empty lunch in the world.” Don't expect to read other people's post-market review chart analysis; you can make money without effort on your own. Here, at this moment, all of JC's posts are private pre- and post-market personal statements, research and exploration. There is no passionate struggle of opinions, stock recommendations, and even less spiritual soup. 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, all blame is taken by oneself.
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 a lot of neuroses in the securities market, so it's better to be clear about what needs to be clarified. This article is a personal trading log, not an opinion or individual stock recommendation. This is a well-structured US securities market, not an 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 part of the floating profit. 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 planned and step-by-step layout, divided into gradients, batches, and discrete random variables, so ordinary traders cannot imitate this operation.
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 to oneself; losing to oneself; losing in solidification; losing in abandonment; losing in self-reliance; losing in pursuit of strength; losing in rushing; losing in stagnation; losing unilaterally; losing in gambling; losing in protecting positions; losing in full position; losing in financing; losing in reversal; losing in Yongdong; losing in gambling; losing in complaining; losing on excuses; losing in scolding; losing in dreaming; losing in planning; losing in prediction; losing in the short term; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry; losing in a hurry 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.
Alarm bells are ringing: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom both read “There is no empty lunch in the world.” Don't expect to read other people's post-market review chart analysis; you can make money without effort on your own. Here, at this moment, all of JC's posts are private pre- and post-market personal statements, research and exploration. There is no passionate struggle of opinions, stock recommendations, and even less spiritual soup. 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, all blame is taken by oneself.
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 a lot of neuroses in the securities market, so it's better to be clear about what needs to be clarified. This article is a personal trading log, not an opinion or individual stock recommendation. This is a well-structured US securities market, not an 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 part of the floating profit. 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 planned and step-by-step layout, divided into gradients, batches, and discrete random variables, so ordinary traders cannot imitate this operation.
Daily Devotion — July 25, 2024
The best is yet to come
David Wilkerson
Now listen
Perhaps in the midst of suffering, you almost fainted. You're probably too weak and tired to think you can't move anymore. But now, from your current position, you can say, “I don't want to go through that again, but God saved me. He has always been loyal. Praise the Lord!”
God isn't content with our heartfelt “thank you.” Instead, he said, “Wait a minute, my boy. I'm not letting you go through all of these hardships and tribulations to make you a thankful winner. I've spent years training you and made you go through all of these things for a purpose, and I'm not going to let you waste them now. I fully intend for my investment to pay off. I'm telling you, your best work is right in front of you!”
As you came out of the suffering of college, God showed you those struggling friends in kindergarten. These dear kids don't think they can succeed, so how should you handle your suffering? God whispered to you, “I need experienced, tried and tested veterans who have experienced deep water and terrible fires, refined through suffering. I want people who can prove my loyalty to this generation.” The writer of the Psalms wrote, “O God, when I reach old age and white, please don't abandon me until I show my abilities to the next generation, and show all of your power to future generations.” (Psalm 71:18, NKJV)
Paul summed it all up very well. “Brethren, I want you to know that what happened to me was even greater when the gospel flourished.” (Philippians 1:12) This explains a few things. Paul was already an old man with many years of experience at the time of writing this letter and was going through one of the worst tests of his life.
From the bottom of his heart, he said to his friends, “If I could go home and be with the Lord, that would be the most wonderful thing. It's my greatest wish, but I'm a veteran; I've been through hardships and trials, and I know I'm needed here. This generation needs to see a victim who survives any suffering and rejoices. The church I left behind will face everything I face, and they need to know that God will help them through this. So I'd better stay and endure this deep suffering. Check me out! Not only have I survived, but I have real hope. I'm not depressed or depressed. I rejoice in everything the Lord has brought me through!” (See Philippians 1:19-30).
DAILY DEVOTIONAL — July 25, 2024
The Best Is Yet Ahead
By David Wilkerson
Listen Now
Incurred during Times of Affliction, You Have Almost Fainted. You May Have Been So Weak and Weary That You Thought You Couldn't Go Another Step. Now from where you stand, though, can you say, “I never want to go through that again, but God says me out. He has been faithful. Praise the Lord!”
God is not believing with a heartfelt “thank you” from us. Rather, he says, “Wait just a moment, my child. I did not bring you through all those feelings and afflictions just to make you a Grateful Overcomer. I've trained you for years, and I'm not going to let you waste them now. I am fully prepared for my investment to pay off. I tell you that your best work is ahead of you!”
As you emerge from your college-level afflictions, God opens your eyes to your favorite friends in kindergarten. these beloved ones don't think they can make it, so what do you do with your affliction experiences? God Whispers to You, “I Need Seasoned, Tested Veterans, People Who Have Seized Deep Waters and Awful Fires, Who Have Been Refined Through Refined. I want people who will prove my faithfulness to this generation.” The Psalmist writes, “Now also when I am old and grayheaded, O God, do not forsake me, until I declare your strength to this generation, your power to who is to come” (Psalm 71:18, NKJV).
Paul sums it all up “But I want you to know, brethren, that the things which happened to me have actually turned out for the furtherance of the gospel” (Philippians 1:12). That is something surprising. When Paul wrote this, he was an older man with years of experience, and he was in the suffering of one of the worst trials of his life.
He spoke to his friends from his heart. “It would be the most wonderful thing right now if I could go home and be with my lord. That is my greatest desire, but I'm a veteran; I've been through afflictions and trials, and I know I'm needed here. This generation needs to see a survivor who survives and rejoices in any affliction. The church I'm leaving behind is going to face all that I've faced, and they need to know that God will bring them through. So it is best that I stay and endure these deep afflictions. Look at me! Not only have I hope, but I have true hope. I'm not down or down. I rejoice in the Lord for all he has gone through me!” (See Philippians 1:19-30).
The best is yet to come
David Wilkerson
Now listen
Perhaps in the midst of suffering, you almost fainted. You're probably too weak and tired to think you can't move anymore. But now, from your current position, you can say, “I don't want to go through that again, but God saved me. He has always been loyal. Praise the Lord!”
God isn't content with our heartfelt “thank you.” Instead, he said, “Wait a minute, my boy. I'm not letting you go through all of these hardships and tribulations to make you a thankful winner. I've spent years training you and made you go through all of these things for a purpose, and I'm not going to let you waste them now. I fully intend for my investment to pay off. I'm telling you, your best work is right in front of you!”
As you came out of the suffering of college, God showed you those struggling friends in kindergarten. These dear kids don't think they can succeed, so how should you handle your suffering? God whispered to you, “I need experienced, tried and tested veterans who have experienced deep water and terrible fires, refined through suffering. I want people who can prove my loyalty to this generation.” The writer of the Psalms wrote, “O God, when I reach old age and white, please don't abandon me until I show my abilities to the next generation, and show all of your power to future generations.” (Psalm 71:18, NKJV)
Paul summed it all up very well. “Brethren, I want you to know that what happened to me was even greater when the gospel flourished.” (Philippians 1:12) This explains a few things. Paul was already an old man with many years of experience at the time of writing this letter and was going through one of the worst tests of his life.
From the bottom of his heart, he said to his friends, “If I could go home and be with the Lord, that would be the most wonderful thing. It's my greatest wish, but I'm a veteran; I've been through hardships and trials, and I know I'm needed here. This generation needs to see a victim who survives any suffering and rejoices. The church I left behind will face everything I face, and they need to know that God will help them through this. So I'd better stay and endure this deep suffering. Check me out! Not only have I survived, but I have real hope. I'm not depressed or depressed. I rejoice in everything the Lord has brought me through!” (See Philippians 1:19-30).
DAILY DEVOTIONAL — July 25, 2024
The Best Is Yet Ahead
By David Wilkerson
Listen Now
Incurred during Times of Affliction, You Have Almost Fainted. You May Have Been So Weak and Weary That You Thought You Couldn't Go Another Step. Now from where you stand, though, can you say, “I never want to go through that again, but God says me out. He has been faithful. Praise the Lord!”
God is not believing with a heartfelt “thank you” from us. Rather, he says, “Wait just a moment, my child. I did not bring you through all those feelings and afflictions just to make you a Grateful Overcomer. I've trained you for years, and I'm not going to let you waste them now. I am fully prepared for my investment to pay off. I tell you that your best work is ahead of you!”
As you emerge from your college-level afflictions, God opens your eyes to your favorite friends in kindergarten. these beloved ones don't think they can make it, so what do you do with your affliction experiences? God Whispers to You, “I Need Seasoned, Tested Veterans, People Who Have Seized Deep Waters and Awful Fires, Who Have Been Refined Through Refined. I want people who will prove my faithfulness to this generation.” The Psalmist writes, “Now also when I am old and grayheaded, O God, do not forsake me, until I declare your strength to this generation, your power to who is to come” (Psalm 71:18, NKJV).
Paul sums it all up “But I want you to know, brethren, that the things which happened to me have actually turned out for the furtherance of the gospel” (Philippians 1:12). That is something surprising. When Paul wrote this, he was an older man with years of experience, and he was in the suffering of one of the worst trials of his life.
He spoke to his friends from his heart. “It would be the most wonderful thing right now if I could go home and be with my lord. That is my greatest desire, but I'm a veteran; I've been through afflictions and trials, and I know I'm needed here. This generation needs to see a survivor who survives and rejoices in any affliction. The church I'm leaving behind is going to face all that I've faced, and they need to know that God will bring them through. So it is best that I stay and endure these deep afflictions. Look at me! Not only have I hope, but I have true hope. I'm not down or down. I rejoice in the Lord for all he has gone through me!” (See Philippians 1:19-30).
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