Geometric analysis formula of Tesla's post-market replay chart on Monday, November 4th.
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
In turbulent times, with strong winds and rough seas, there are large waves and fat fish.
In turbulent times, with strong winds and rough seas, there are large waves and fat fish.
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Deployment:The Hidden Markov Calculation Model shows that if there are extreme situations and controversial topics emerging, the range of median values for the ultimate downward position will appear.242.650–224.500If everything goes smoothly, in242.650it will receive strong support. With a planned and step-by-step approach, segmented in batches, discrete random variables, and a concentrated heavy attack. Regardless of who is elected, Tesla's main and long-term trend is upward, steadfast, and any decline is a buying opportunity. At the end of a downtrend, vigorously buy until the trend reverses, and the framework positioning for establishing a position is around these points.
Stock price entering the range of 247.500–235.360, with a median value of 242.650, triggering the defensive fund battle sequence;
Stock price entering the range of 235.360–212.110, with a median value of 224.500, triggering the deep buying fund battle sequence.
Invest in your stock account just like you manage your individual retirement account (IRA) and 401(k) fund account at Vanguard.
Elias=JC family trading law (emphasizing repetition is never too much):
Win in a bear market; win in volatility; win with courage; win with wisdom; win with generosity; win in learning; win in change; win in adaptation; win with mathematics; win in physics; win in models; win in functions; win with vibrations; win in quantification; win with frameworks; win in moderation; win with probability; win with technology; win with psychology; win with agility; win with adaptability; win with oscillations; win in the long term; win in investments: win with mindset; win with resilience.
Lose in closed-mindedness; lose in egotism; lose in solidifying; lose in self-abandonment; lose in self-deception; lose in chasing highs; lose in chasing strength; lose in surging highs; lose in stagnant growth; lose in one-sidedness; lose in gambling; lose in protecting positions; lose in over-leverage; lose in liquidation; lose in perpetual motion; lose in gambling; lose in complaining; lose in making excuses; lose in verbal abuse; lose in daydreaming; lose in contingency plans; lose in forecasting; lose in short-termism; lose in impatience; lose in greed; lose in mindset.
98% of people can never overcome the bias of preferring rising to falling and trying to predict the market. Without a certain proportion of reserve funds and a strong backup plan, 98% of people can only end up in failure. Trading is a way of making a living, not being a stock slave or engaging in battles of opinions (Elias=JC does not participate in opinion warfare, not interested). It's about winning through investment and trading.
Alarm bell rings: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom both write 'There is no such thing as a free lunch in the world.' Don't expect to make money without hard work by just looking at others' post-market replay charts analysis. Here, at this moment, all JC's posts are personal expressions before, during and after the market, research and exploration, without emotional views, stock recommendations, or spiritual chicken soup, which cannot be used as the basis for trading. Therefore, the resulting gains and losses in trading can only be borne by oneself, regardless of profit or loss, all self-inflicted.
We were originally strangers, let alone in the financial realm. Even if you are capable, in this money-playing financial market, it's easy for others to see you as a swindler. Therefore, JC will never use research results as a means to give away money for free, because there's no need for it. Are there really any true friends in the financial market? Each person goes their own way, does their own thing, being firm without desires. JC won't depend on you, won't adhere to your ways, won't care about your opinion. Except for Jesus Christ (who is actually God, the Holy Trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit), JC fears no one.
Disclaimer: There are many crazy people in the securities market, so it is better to clarify what needs to be clarified. This article is a personal trading diary, not an opinion or stock recommendation. This is the well-regulated US securities market, not the A-share securities market. The blogger has a long-term trading style. However, in special circumstances, such as when the 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 the floating profit. When the market and individual stocks are not good, especially when it is extremely bad, such as when the profit chip ratio is less than 21-7%, JC will choose to build a scattered random variable position in a gradient and batch manner. Therefore, ordinary traders should not imitate this operation.
Win in a bear market; win in volatility; win with courage; win with wisdom; win with generosity; win in learning; win in change; win in adaptation; win with mathematics; win in physics; win in models; win in functions; win with vibrations; win in quantification; win with frameworks; win in moderation; win with probability; win with technology; win with psychology; win with agility; win with adaptability; win with oscillations; win in the long term; win in investments: win with mindset; win with resilience.
Lose in closed-mindedness; lose in egotism; lose in solidifying; lose in self-abandonment; lose in self-deception; lose in chasing highs; lose in chasing strength; lose in surging highs; lose in stagnant growth; lose in one-sidedness; lose in gambling; lose in protecting positions; lose in over-leverage; lose in liquidation; lose in perpetual motion; lose in gambling; lose in complaining; lose in making excuses; lose in verbal abuse; lose in daydreaming; lose in contingency plans; lose in forecasting; lose in short-termism; lose in impatience; lose in greed; lose in mindset.
98% of people can never overcome the bias of preferring rising to falling and trying to predict the market. Without a certain proportion of reserve funds and a strong backup plan, 98% of people can only end up in failure. Trading is a way of making a living, not being a stock slave or engaging in battles of opinions (Elias=JC does not participate in opinion warfare, not interested). It's about winning through investment and trading.
Alarm bell rings: The first and last chapters of the Book of Wisdom both write 'There is no such thing as a free lunch in the world.' Don't expect to make money without hard work by just looking at others' post-market replay charts analysis. Here, at this moment, all JC's posts are personal expressions before, during and after the market, research and exploration, without emotional views, stock recommendations, or spiritual chicken soup, which cannot be used as the basis for trading. Therefore, the resulting gains and losses in trading can only be borne by oneself, regardless of profit or loss, all self-inflicted.
We were originally strangers, let alone in the financial realm. Even if you are capable, in this money-playing financial market, it's easy for others to see you as a swindler. Therefore, JC will never use research results as a means to give away money for free, because there's no need for it. Are there really any true friends in the financial market? Each person goes their own way, does their own thing, being firm without desires. JC won't depend on you, won't adhere to your ways, won't care about your opinion. Except for Jesus Christ (who is actually God, the Holy Trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit), JC fears no one.
Disclaimer: There are many crazy people in the securities market, so it is better to clarify what needs to be clarified. This article is a personal trading diary, not an opinion or stock recommendation. This is the well-regulated US securities market, not the A-share securities market. The blogger has a long-term trading style. However, in special circumstances, such as when the 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 the floating profit. When the market and individual stocks are not good, especially when it is extremely bad, such as when the profit chip ratio is less than 21-7%, JC will choose to build a scattered random variable position in a gradient and batch manner. Therefore, ordinary traders should not imitate this operation.
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