Why does the Tesla stock price quickly rise and then quickly fall back to a relatively low level?
Key point🔔Patiently wait for the fundamental changes in Tesla's self-driving FSD+RoboTaxi (robot taxi)+Optimus (prime) humanoid robot+energy storage business. Because there are already long positions in Tesla, there is no hurry to build new long positions. If some basic conditions are met, such as the profit chip ratio being less than 21%, combined with other bottoming elements (for long-term value investment, the worse the technical and graphical aspect, the safer it is), then consider using Tesla's Special funds for deep-fall re-buy (special funds for deep-fall repurchase).
Why does the Tesla stock price quickly rise and then quickly fall back to a relatively low level?
The overall economic situation is not good, and Tesla's P/E ratio for the 2024 fiscal year has reached 90 times. The earnings expectations for the 2024 and 2025 fiscal years continue to decline. The retirement funds of individual retirement accounts (IRAs) and 401(K)s, such as Mutual Funds (Vanguard Group, Inc., State Street Global Advisors, and Blackstone Group), although they have abundant and vast funds, have strict scrutiny and control over investment targets like Tesla and cannot arbitrarily establish long positions. They also fear holding stocks for a long time that are significantly detached from the fundamentals of the listed company and are inflated.
It would be devastating if the unpredictable Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan, and the cunning Goldman Sachs took advantage of the market to attack. In the early stages, Tesla's stock price experienced turbulent fluctuations, dropping as low as $138.800, which was led by James "Jamie" Dimon and Morgan Stanley, and JP Morgan followed suit. Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan are the oldest and most powerful banks in the United States. They are just as strong as Vanguard Group, Inc., Blackstone Group, and State Street Global Advisors, the three major powerhouses on Wall Street and the three major shareholders of Tesla. Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan have the ability to stand up against Vanguard Group, Inc., Blackstone Group, and State Street Global Advisors. They are the three guiding lights of Wall Street. It should be noted that Vanguard Group, Inc., Blackstone Group, and State Street Global Advisors also have the ability to conduct systematic trading using quantitative models similar to Renaissance Technologies LLC, based on mathematical and statistical analysis. However, Mutual Funds do not have as frequent long and short position conversions as the majority of Hedge Funds.
It should be mentioned that Vanguard Group, Inc., Blackstone Group, and State Street Global Advisors also have the ability to perform systematic trading using quantitative models similar to Renaissance Technologies LLC. However, Mutual Funds do not have as frequent long and short position conversions as the majority of Hedge Funds.
Why does the Tesla stock price fluctuate between short positions and long positions?
Retirement funds in large-scale individual retirement accounts (IRAs) and 401(K)s, which are considered as retirement funds, are referred to as Mutual Funds (mutual funds):
They generally recognize Tesla's self-driving cars, FSD+RoboTaxi, Optimus humanoid robots, and energy storage business to have extraordinary potential, with the energy storage business rapidly growing and achieving profitable financial results.
A 1.60% position in Tesla stocks will lock in the long-term trend, main trend target, and direction of Tesla for value investment, holding for the long term.
The 2.40% Tesla position is used for trading and investing in the sub-trend, short-term trend, and intraday trend of Tesla. (Not doing anything is not necessarily wrong)
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