I'll talk about nonsense I learned as a foolish person who had been making big mistakes in stock investments for a long time. Please don't read this sentence because it makes you feel uncomfortable. Conclusion Buy more with surplus funds from $230 to $200.
Ray Dalio - “Trying to get returns without taking risks is like hoping for success without trying to succeed.”
Ray Dalio's words cross my mind every time I see general investors who don't know the timing of buying more due to falling markets, or who repeatedly sell in dismay. In the first place, they are speculators who throw money into opportunities, not investors who throw money into the company's future growth and business model. Since institutions keep clients' funds, it is quite natural that the first priority is to frequently rebalance stock stocks in order to improve management results. There are general investors who don't even understand the difference between speculation and investment. Foolish general investors imitate institutions, and in response to negative news of mass trash that entrusts operations to analysts employed by institutions or agencies, they repeatedly swing trade, buy at a high price, sell at a low price, and fall prey to short sales by institutions. If NVIDIA's stock price rises, they will speculate on NVIDIA, and if they say Tesla is next, they will speculate on Tesla. Even as humans, they are stupid, ignorant, and have no patience at all. Furthermore, I don't know Tesla's business model clearly, and I haven't even read an autobiography. You probably didn't even notice that Elon said this would be a hopeless year for Tesla shareholders. There is no way that individual stocks can be made without effort or pain, but idiots who throw their own precious money into individual stocks should also use an index with an annual interest rate of 5%.
My investment rules are simple.
1. A company led by managers who are resistant to adversity. 2. Buy stocks with surplus funds.
3. The most important thing is to be a company you can invest in with strong conviction. (There is a theory that the stock adage that I shouldn't fall in love with a stock is an adage for institutions) If you don't fall in love with a company or manager, it's easy to sell in dismay.
“As long as I keep breathing, I won't give up”
“It's very important. I've never heard of a great trader who doesn't have guts. Success also requires courage. Courage to take on challenges. It's the courage to face failure, the courage to succeed, and the courage to keep going even when things don't go well.” Elon Musk
Elon says that Tesla doesn't care at all about speculators who sold in dismay, and he doesn't want them to invest in the future. I believe Elon Musk. I have repeatedly witnessed how Tesla, which has almost gone bankrupt many times in the past, is doing what I said; a 50% negative stock price is ridiculous, and a 10% or 20% drop isn't a crash.
Finally, locusts and speculators should be dismayed to sell. There are a lot of differences in the way people live, but in the competitive world, I know that patience and guts are important at the end of the day using experience and knowledge. I'm not a guts theorist, but I've learned in my life that in a world of winning and losing, mental health is always important, and guts not to give up until the end. I never gave up until the end.
Prior to Tesla's business model, stock prices would exceed 1000 dollars, so current stock prices are undervalued for long-term investments. Furthermore, it's stupid not to be able to buy it even when it's 138 dollars, so don't look for the bottom price, no one knows. Only investors who were brave enough to buy at $138 can avoid the impact of the crash. Therefore, if you buy stocks while they are cheap and don't hold them for a long period of time, you will fall prey to short sales by institutions. If the agency sells it, unless they can't buy it, they sell it in dismay and immediately leave. If you want to buy more Tesla stock, buy more for 230 dollars or less in installments. They're idiots who don't make a lot of noise about Tesla's stock price dropping, haven't read an autobiography, and have no patience, intelligence, or guts, such as buying it because analysts and YouTube are making noise, but when I bought it, it went down. Tesla doesn't care about you guys; the future Tesla sees is an AI revolution with Optimus, robo-taxis, and electricity. Tesla will definitely be the champion.
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FANGおじさん : I can sympathize with this in Don Pisha![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
I'm not a Tesla holder, but I'm investing in SOXL with the same idea![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
ゴールドロジャー OP FANGおじさん : When it's rising, you're selling or holding, and when it's falling, you only buy it. Once the brand starts being called Owakon, it's a great time to buy more. My theory is that as long as there is a government or short selling agency, corporate value is not necessarily reflected in stock prices. Stock prices are determined by institutions with large capital, such as BlackRock. After that, I think general investors will follow suit.
FANGおじさん ゴールドロジャー OP : Thank you
It's a great learning experience![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")
NeriNeri_123 : It's a learning experience
I forgot my investment beliefs because of recent market prices
If you don't stick to your original intentions, you won't have feelings
黒い彗星 : I don't know, but I was able to understand doing things with surplus funds.
ゴールドロジャー OP 黒い彗星 : Just the surplus money part... you won't be able to understand the rest until you study on your own
Paul Anthony Chin : fake News Tesla
黒い彗星 ゴールドロジャー OP : It's not like I have feelings for Tesla, so I'm only good about the fact that it made money. I wonder if the immediate accumulation of 2 times is right for me than 100 times 10 years from now.
ゴールドロジャー OP 黒い彗星 : Is it a short-term trade? I don't understand Tesla's short-term stock price price price movements, and I can't do anything other than long-term investments, so please comment from a short-term perspective if you like it again.
黒い彗星 : I'm not talking about the short term at Tesla. I'm talking about other brands. Actually, I bought Tesla because I thought it would be quite promising in the future, but the truth is that I don't seem to be able to wait that long due to my personality.