$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
Since I knew that the Q1 financial results were bad, there was a big crash even before the settlement, and it grew due to Elon's rewards and the like after settlement, but Elon talks about when the Q2 financial results will actually be postponed more than expected, and if Elon falters or doesn't answer, Tesla's stock price will crash drastically. I'm scared that this Q2 is expected more than the previous Q1... but I'll do my best to buy at that time. To be clear, the recent decline was just an institutional adjustment, and not lightning... if you don't do well, lightning will run like a lightning bolt that will crash to 200 dollars or less.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
Stupid investors in the street worship idiots, but I don't like that because institutions, including idiots, only swing trade like this. Including idiots who repeatedly buy when it falls and sell quickly at high prices, I wouldn't say that they are true Tesla investors like that. He's just a speculator playing a money game with Tesla's Bora... However, among institutions, only Mr. Rombaro of Baron Capital is the only one that doesn't sell Tesla shares, so I can trust him.
Whether it's buying socks or stocks, I love getting my hands on high-end products when they're on sale. Mediocre people enjoy standing up and hate falling. They are willing to invest to buy stocks only when they see an increase. They say this is following the trend. A sharp and despicable attitude. Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Chanel, Rolex, Lamborghini, Rolls Royce, and Mercedes-Benz at discounted prices at Central Park South (south of Central Park)...

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
I'm sorry before the settlement on the 24th Japan time, but I think it will drop once to 230 dollars or less, leaving surplus funds. Over the long term, it will cost 300 dollars by the end of the year, but since development of RoboTaxi and Optimus is uncertain, it is predicted that if even one is further postponed, Tesla's stock price will fall to 230 dollars or less due to uneasy sales due to engine short sales, and stock prices will rise after November after the presidential election. No matter what, I don't think it will go over 270 dollars to 300 dollars without falling smoothly after settlement. That's because vulnerable general investors sold robo-taxis in dismay after being postponed for about 2 months. It's a happy miscalculation if you miss it, so laugh and make a fool of me. If the forecast is correct, think of it as the last chance to buy more within the year, and invest with all your might. Those who can't buy it due to the collapse of Tesla when the Locust Tower was burnt down and Tesla Owacons spread all over the rice column, and those who can't buy it will later seize big regrets and high prices. Stupid investors always fall when stock prices fall...

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$
It's not a downtrend yet, but if there is a big negative for 18 dollars or less tomorrow, sales will start all at once, and it will probably drop to around $100. First of all, the 100 dollars and then the next to the 70 dollar line, it will probably be ready after a big drop. I don't know the bottom price, so I'll invest in installments, but when President Trump becomes President, NVIDIA will probably take some kind of action, such as the Antimonopoly Act. Even if the supply of semiconductors to China is regulated, as long as it is a Taiwanese company, there is a risk that it will be dismantled by America. Even if the stock price falls 30% to 60% like in the past, if NVIDIA only designs semiconductors, there is no future potential anymore, but since Cuda software is as existing as Windows, I think it's an extremely difficult job to break NVIDIA's stronghold. Semiconductor developers are studying Cuda at university, so even if they go out of their way to join a company that uses different software, it will affect their career paths in America where layoffs are frequent.
Stock prices will drop drastically, but NVIDIA's strengths will not be shaken...

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
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 invest in NVIDIA...

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
Even if Tesla's financial results are bad, stock prices are rising only due to expectations of successful development of RoboTaxi and Optimus, so there is no need to worry about Tesla's financial results any more now. Rather than that, the issue is whether the operation of a robo-taxi will be implemented first. If financial results are bad and the stock price drops, Tesla's stock price will already remain below 130 dollars. Instead of being afraid that the stock price will drop, let's switch our minds so that we think we're lucky to be able to buy Tesla stock for $100. What makes me afraid that stock prices will fall are comments from speculators who don't even read Elon's autobiography and are investing in Tesla opportunities. If you believe and support Tesla's business model or Elon Musk's cost-cutting genius, I don't think anything even if the stock price becomes 1 dollar. Those who are afraid of falling stock prices are likely to have traded more than surplus funds, and it is better to consider the ratio of stock investment once.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
The bargain sale started because institutions were just making a profit by selling large stocks! (^ω^)

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
Hmmm... that's overpriced ~ if you're going to buy more, let's buy more after it drops to around $230. That's because you don't have to go out of your way to buy it at a high price. If it's new, it's better to invest in installments. Because Tesla is being sold too short and the stock price bounces all at once due to loss and profit margins

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$
If it becomes Trump, isn't NVIDIA going to be dismantled under the Antimonopoly Act?

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$
“I don't intend to sell outstanding businesses at all regardless of their stock price.
Warren Buffett”
Institutional investors and analysts must trade in a short period of time and produce sales results, so they must gather a lot of information and select stocks with large stock prices fluctuating within six months. It doesn't matter if it's NVIDIA or Tesla. They are not investors, so to speak, but speculators who speculate on opportunities. Aren't all Japanese analysts talking about NVIDIA these days? Isn't it fine for Eli Lili? Stock prices are rising... it's the securities man who recommends products that are easy to sell and want customers to buy. As proof of this, stock prices of securities companies have risen sharply. There are foolish people who still choose stocks at securities companies and YouTube, but they are speculators who make money with fees and advertising fees. Unfortunately, speculators like the Soros Foundation, Gates Foundation, and BlackRock also influence Tesla's stock price. well then general investors...