Never underestimate Tesla's own ability to repair itself. The chart explains everything, and it is important to interpret the chart correctly and thoroughly.
1. The cycle of everything in the universe is reincarnation; the rise and fall of historical people is reincarnation; the rise and fall of the stock market is reincarnation!
2. How many reincarnation has no end, how many reincarnation is missing who?
3. Reincarnation is not a past life, nor an afterlife. Reincarnation is only in the immediate future. Adhering to reincarnation is great wisdom.
4. Even with seven passions and six desires, the enemy of the world cannot be reincarnated; reincarnation only destroys stubborn people.
5. Using copper as a mirror, you can be the crown; using ancient times as a mirror, you can replace wisdom and joy; with a human mirror, you can see gains and losses.
Shareholders asked: I often encounter this situation. Before I bought it, I thought one stock was relatively the best. After buying, I discovered some dissatisfaction and affected my shareholding confidence. How can I resolve it.
JC Answer: Flawless varieties are extremely rare. The vast majority of stocks have both advantages and disadvantages. My method for selecting stocks is to grasp the main contradictions, compare pre-conditions, and apply the profit model to actual operation. Intelligence means operating in a superior mode,Don't worry about major conflicts; ignore secondary conflicts，Think about future possibilities and countermeasures in advance。
I've never believed in laid-back freedom. The freedom I yearn for is a broader life achieved through hard work and hard work. That kind of freedom is precious and valuable; I believe in the 10,000 hour rule, and I don't really believe in the inspiration of falling a pie in the sky and the achievement of sitting and waiting. Be a free and self-disciplined person and live earnestly by making decisions that are bound to come true.
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.
Daily Devotion — July 24, 2024
Does God torture his children?
David Wilkerson
Now listen
Does God torture his own children? Listen to the psalms' answers. “Lord, you have tested us; you have refined us like refining silver. You brought us into a snare and placed the burden on our backs. You made people ride on our heads; we passed through fire and water; but you brought us out with great satisfaction.” (Psalm 66:10-12, NKJV)
The Psalmist said, “Lord, you put me in the water, which is deeper than my head; I thought I would drown. You put me in the fire and tested me just like silver. You brought me into the net, made me suffer, and let me be trampled upon!”
Why did God allow such suffering to happen? Because he wants to take his beloved child to a “rich place.” In the original Hebrew text, this phrase means “land of good harvest.” God said, “I'm taking you through all these hardships so you can be fruitful for my kingdom.”
However, not all suffering comes from God's hands. Much of the trouble comes from the devil himself, directly from the depths of Hell. “Because he (God) did not want the world to suffer, nor to make the world sad” (Jeremiah 3:33). God said, “Making my child suffer doesn't make me happy. It's not my intention to allow trouble to happen.” No, God allows us to suffer only for his eternal purpose, to bring us into the “land of abundance.”
I am amazed when I think back to all the sorrows, trials, abyss, raging fires, and immense suffering I have experienced over the years. Often when suffering comes, they are not one at a time, but in groups. A lot of times, I think, “I can't get through this.” Even memories of suffering are painful, slanderous memories, the Lord's punishment, ministry trials, personal blows, family problems, physical aches and pains.
Looking back on those years of suffering, I can definitely say, “God's word is true. He saved me from every suffering I've ever experienced, and I praise him!”
DAILY DEVOTIONAL — July 24, 2024
Does God Afflict His Children?
By David Wilkerson
Listen Now
Does God afflict his own children? Listen to the psalmist's answer. “For you, O God, have tested us; you have refined us as silver is refined. You Laid Us Into the Net; You Laid Affliction on Our Backs. You Had Missed Men to Ride Over Our Heads; We Went Through Fire and Through Water; But You Went Us Out to Rich Fulfillment” (Psalm 66:10-12, NKJV).
The Psalmist was surprised, “Lord, you put me in waters so high over my head that I thought I would drown. You put me into the fire to try me as silver is wrong. You dragged me into a net, laid affliction on me, raised men to trounce on me!”
Why did God allow such afflictions? It was because he was treating his beloved child into a “wealthy place.” In the original Hebrew, this phrase means “a place of beneficial fruitfulness.” God is wrong, “I'm Taking You Through All These Hard Places to Make You Fruitful for My Kingdom.”
Yet not all afflictions are from the Hand of God. Many times came from the devil himself, straight from the pits of hell. “For he [God] does not afflict willingly, nor grieve the children of men” (Lamentation 3:33). God says, “I get no joy out of afflicting my children. That is not my purpose in making ends meet.” No, the Lord allows our afflictions only for his eternal suffering, to bring us into a “wealthy place.”
I cringe with amazement as I remember all the sorrows, trials, deep waters, flaming fires and powerful afflictions I have seen over the years. When Afflictions Came, They Came Not Just One At A Time But In Bundles Many times, I thought, “There is no way I can make it through this.” Even the Memories of Afflictions are Memories, Memories of Slander, Chastenings of the Lord, Ministry Trials, Personal Buffings, Family Problems, Bodily Pains and Aches
As I recall those years of commitment, I can say with assurance, “God's Word is true. He said me out of every affliction that came upon me, and I praise him!”
Does God torture his children?
David Wilkerson
Now listen
Does God torture his own children? Listen to the psalms' answers. “Lord, you have tested us; you have refined us like refining silver. You brought us into a snare and placed the burden on our backs. You made people ride on our heads; we passed through fire and water; but you brought us out with great satisfaction.” (Psalm 66:10-12, NKJV)
The Psalmist said, “Lord, you put me in the water, which is deeper than my head; I thought I would drown. You put me in the fire and tested me just like silver. You brought me into the net, made me suffer, and let me be trampled upon!”
Why did God allow such suffering to happen? Because he wants to take his beloved child to a “rich place.” In the original Hebrew text, this phrase means “land of good harvest.” God said, “I'm taking you through all these hardships so you can be fruitful for my kingdom.”
However, not all suffering comes from God's hands. Much of the trouble comes from the devil himself, directly from the depths of Hell. “Because he (God) did not want the world to suffer, nor to make the world sad” (Jeremiah 3:33). God said, “Making my child suffer doesn't make me happy. It's not my intention to allow trouble to happen.” No, God allows us to suffer only for his eternal purpose, to bring us into the “land of abundance.”
I am amazed when I think back to all the sorrows, trials, abyss, raging fires, and immense suffering I have experienced over the years. Often when suffering comes, they are not one at a time, but in groups. A lot of times, I think, “I can't get through this.” Even memories of suffering are painful, slanderous memories, the Lord's punishment, ministry trials, personal blows, family problems, physical aches and pains.
Looking back on those years of suffering, I can definitely say, “God's word is true. He saved me from every suffering I've ever experienced, and I praise him!”
DAILY DEVOTIONAL — July 24, 2024
Does God Afflict His Children?
By David Wilkerson
Listen Now
Does God afflict his own children? Listen to the psalmist's answer. “For you, O God, have tested us; you have refined us as silver is refined. You Laid Us Into the Net; You Laid Affliction on Our Backs. You Had Missed Men to Ride Over Our Heads; We Went Through Fire and Through Water; But You Went Us Out to Rich Fulfillment” (Psalm 66:10-12, NKJV).
The Psalmist was surprised, “Lord, you put me in waters so high over my head that I thought I would drown. You put me into the fire to try me as silver is wrong. You dragged me into a net, laid affliction on me, raised men to trounce on me!”
Why did God allow such afflictions? It was because he was treating his beloved child into a “wealthy place.” In the original Hebrew, this phrase means “a place of beneficial fruitfulness.” God is wrong, “I'm Taking You Through All These Hard Places to Make You Fruitful for My Kingdom.”
Yet not all afflictions are from the Hand of God. Many times came from the devil himself, straight from the pits of hell. “For he [God] does not afflict willingly, nor grieve the children of men” (Lamentation 3:33). God says, “I get no joy out of afflicting my children. That is not my purpose in making ends meet.” No, the Lord allows our afflictions only for his eternal suffering, to bring us into a “wealthy place.”
I cringe with amazement as I remember all the sorrows, trials, deep waters, flaming fires and powerful afflictions I have seen over the years. When Afflictions Came, They Came Not Just One At A Time But In Bundles Many times, I thought, “There is no way I can make it through this.” Even the Memories of Afflictions are Memories, Memories of Slander, Chastenings of the Lord, Ministry Trials, Personal Buffings, Family Problems, Bodily Pains and Aches
As I recall those years of commitment, I can say with assurance, “God's Word is true. He said me out of every affliction that came upon me, and I praise him!”
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yyou : The previous rush was all in a panic and left behind. Maybe this time will be the last time in history to pick up someone in reverse, so it depends on whether you dare to take up positions at a low price and increase your holdings while waiting for the next outbreak