Please leave a comment for me, who is ignorant.
Tesla dropped from around $270 in the last high, so it's good to believe in Tesla's vision and Trump election and hold it for as many years as you have surplus funds. However, it's also fine to take some profits for those who bought a large amount around $130 or bought at a low price. If it soars, people rush to buy and only look at the upside... There are stocks that keep falling, and there are no stocks that keep rising. Even Nvidia stock was falling until recently. The buying opportunity for Tesla has long passed. Unfortunately, those who have just bought are likely to be caught at a high and there will definitely be a crash... People without holding power probably won't be able to withstand Tesla's crash... Good luck.
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Happy1 : It seems like everyone loves the cup with a handle, but I see the possibility of a temporary decline.
270 is a milestone, but can it be surpassed?
Since it's the last day of the week, I would be happy if it does surpass and close above it, but who knows?
Even Ark, who always praises tesla a lot, is currently selling.
If funds are abundant, I will consider adding more when it drops. However, I recently dabbled in Micron for some pocket money and got slightly burned, so I'm currently struggling with the temptation to take profit.
真田源五郎昌幸 OP Happy1 : Cathy is a swing trader who repeatedly buys and sells from the front, so I cannot rely on her.
J_M_RIN 真田源五郎昌幸 OP : Funds will be criticized even in the short term if they do not perform well, so the movement of funds is always required for efficiency even in the short term, regardless of bullish or bearish sentiment. Individual investors do not need to be swayed by that, but isn't it a bit too early to sell here based on the earnings this time, even in the short term?![[undefined]](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36 "undefined")