Analysis of the Tesla New York pre-market review chart for Friday July 26th

Those who are on both ends; those that are happy to rise and lose; those that are bearish and short on Tesla; those that fail to lock down Tesla's long-term trend and main trend; those who are unable to discern the secondary trend of the short-term trend; those that are short on Tesla's historic opportunity to transform AI in the quasi-gross margin stage; those that still regard investment transactions as gambling; those that have no technical chain support; those that prefer to follow the plan without capital to brag about it; those who like to take hasty positions and attack at full capacity... all bear their own blame; those who like to take hasty positions and attack at full capacity..., punish yourself to the limit to show caution and lessons; otherwise, there will never be any progress Hope, the first day.

Patience and persistence are better than intensity and fanaticism. No matter how the environment changes, only people who never change their original intentions and hopes can finally overcome difficulties and achieve their goals.

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Tesla (TSLA): Starting at $1.13 per share in 2010, loss, unprofit,..., hovered at a low share price for a long time, and over 90% of the original participants sold cheap Tesla shares with a sense of despondency and extreme frustration. Tesla was only able to soar to a peak of $371 a few years later.

That's almost a 33,000% increase...

That's enough to turn every $5,000 into $1.6 million.

However, compared to artificial intelligence technology, this is probably just a trifle thing...

1. Nothing is difficult in the world; I'm just afraid of people with a heart. Nothing is easy in the world; I'm just afraid of careless people.

2. It's always funny when people are alive, even their worries are funny.

3. Habits separate social classes and are not mixed.

4. Those who do big things should see the future, and their strength needs to be used in the present.

5. The three elements of progress: do it yourself, someone says you can do it, and people who say you do it.