Elias Chen commented on a stock · Nov 25, 2024 17:12

FSD V13 performance increased by 5 times: the group leaping over the historical peak stock price will be the main theme of the Tesla market.

Core Tips🔔Principles of increasing shareholding and expanding stocks: transitioning from electric auto manufacturers to Artificial Intelligence deep development application companies.Artificial Intelligence deep development application company+Energy storage company+Self-driving cars FSD + RoboTaxis (robot taxis) software company+Optimus (Optimus Prime) humanoid robot companyThis is where Elon Musk leads Tesla's determination to change the world, and where the bulls believe the world will be changed. You have the right to continue to think that Elon Musk is making empty promises to raise money. However, once Tesla perfects the self-driving FSD+RoboTaxis (robot taxis) software, it will mark the skyrocketing start of Tesla's stock. When you cannot coexist with uncertainty, deny, and reject emerging things still in the blurry stage, you also lose the future. Investors can handle their investment trades according to their own situations. Like Vanguard's management of individual retirement accounts (IRA) and 401(K) accounts, manage your stock account investment trades well. In the end, the consequences of liking rising and hating falling, and chasing highs and strengths (refusing to buy low, sell high, having a plan, taking steps gradually, dealing with discrete random variables, establishing positions, waiting for the main uptrend to appear, only chasing highs and strengths, otherwise it's a futile effort. Putting puts is a suicidal action.) will all manifest. Slightly exceeding a 60% long position, there is no need to be anxious about a rising stock price. Going all-in defensively is a completely different matter, and very unwise. A person without long-term planning and not valuing the mental health of investment trading won't go far. Even if Tesla has the potential to challenge the 271.000–299.290–314.800 range, or even higher levels like 414.490–515.000, you still cannot hold on to the floating profits in your hands. The current market is like an epic main uptrend market, its key feature being that the profit chip ratio has never been below 70%, always fluctuating within the 70-100% range.

Guidance from an immortal:

FSD V13 performance increased by 5 times: the group leaping over the historical peak stock price will be the main theme of the Tesla market.

Leaping past the historical stock price peak will be the main theme of Tesla's market
At such historical highs, there is not much technical analysis to speak of.

Ronald Stephen Baron, the founder of Baron Capital, the 12th largest institutional shareholder of Tesla, holds over 6 million shares of Tesla stocks (with a cost of only $42.88 per share, all acquired in the early stages of Tesla, buying on dips with a planned and systematic approach, in a phased and discrete manner, utilizing a dollar cost averaging investment strategy), has already made $6 billion on Tesla stocks, and he is prepared to hold for another ten years.

The majestic and epic primary uptrend in the stock market, choosing to short sell and bet against it would be courting disaster.

A pullback is just an opportunity to buy, just a difference in cost.

As for those who loudly bark about short selling Tesla, they are just the clowns of the stock market, nothing more than empty talk and lunatics. Those who court disaster will have no chance to turn back, facing complete destruction.

Accompanying playback link.🔗： - YouTube

Video playback link🔗： - YouTube

Vision of Tesla's stock price:

Ronald Stephen Baron is an American mutual fund manager and the founder of Baron Capital. Baron Capital is a New York-based investment management firm that manages Baron Funds, with assets under management (AUM) of approximately $45 billion. As of July 2024, Baron's estimated net worth is $5.2 billion. Baron grew up in a Jewish family in Asbury Park, New Jersey, the son of engineer Morton Baron and his wife Marian. Baron, who earned $1,000 shoveling snow, waiting tables, lifeguarding, and selling ice cream, turned it into $4,000 through stock investments, earning him the nickname 'Baron,' which endures to this day. He studied chemistry at Bucknell University and received a scholarship to attend George Washington University Law School's evening program. His first job after graduation was at the United States Patent Office. From 1970 to 1982, Baron worked at several brokerage firms, during which he became known for investing in small companies.

Ronald Stephen Baron, the founder of Baron Capital, the twelfth largest institutional shareholder of Tesla, holds over 6 million shares of Tesla stocks (with a holding cost of only $42.88 per share), a wealthy American billionaire and investor, has already made $6 billion on this stock and is prepared to hold for another ten years.

Ronald Stephen Baron shares this story:In his management of Baron Capital, a client and friend unexpectedly passed away due to a sudden event. His account, for some reason, had remained untouched. Previously, based on buying low, selling high, with planned and step-by-step, gradient and batch, discrete random variable portfolio layout, the holding cost is surprisingly low now, while the profits are surprisingly high, outperforming the returns of accounts managed by so-called professionals and experts.

Interestingly, Ron Baron publicly stated in March of this year that Tesla will reach $1,500 by 2024 and $2,000 by 2030, while selling 1.8 million Tesla shares. At the time, Baron referred to this as a 'painful' decision, primarily to help clients balance risks. Since then, Tesla has entered a long-term adjustment, not reaching its previous high until October. Baron also stated on Wednesday that he is prepared to continue holding Tesla for 'at least ten years'.

Baron also praised Musk in the interview, admitting that about ten years ago when he first met him, he had doubts about the success of the (electric car) project.If you still have doubts now, that's a different story, you know.So, it wasn't until the company started producing the Model S that he began buying the stocks. Baron mentioned that the biggest risk for this investment is Musk's health, although there are currently no issues, but only sleeping 5 hours a day is really too short.

Firepower reconnaissance on Friday, November 22nd (also to find and verify trading sentiment):

After hours, the positions that were sold were bought back. Sometimes, at certain stages, being too meticulous in trading and overly sensitive to market conditions may not necessarily be a good thing. Being overly focused on short-term trends for arbitrage is harmful and not beneficial. Human energy is limited, and a microscope 🔬 cannot explore the macro world.