I started with moomoo, officially started investing for a year, and this week I went from 0.5 million initial capital to 7 million. The moomoo community has many talented individuals. However, the official team told me a few days ago that I am an important community user among the Chinese in australia. I have been following this before. $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ You can view my previous historical messages, always focusing on the few big opportunities I see within the US stock market.
Every day in the past year, I have been watching the market for several hours, knowing that diligence can bring wealth. I have no intention of stopping investing. Investing is a long-term topic, and I will continue to express opinions in the community. (Not investment advice, just for communication purposes. Adults should be responsible for their actions ☕️)

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
In this stage: from Monday, November 4th to Friday, November 8th, the profit chip ratio changes to 53.36% - 70.23% - 99.61% - 98.01% - 98.24%. On Wednesday, November 6th, a direct gap-up opening of 20.340 to 275.620 occurred, with profit chip ratios reaching 100% on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. "In war, courage is essential. A united effort is necessary to achieve victory. If the momentum falters after the second push and is exhausted after the third, then when they are exhausted, that is the time to strike. A large country is difficult to prediction; there may be hidden traps. By observing their disordered positions and noting their flags in disarray, we can then pursue them."
Hard logic
Hard logic is face value protection.
Hard logic is rule system.
Hard logic is significant key interest attitudes and clear strategic advantages.
Hard logic is highly efficient statistical laws.
No matter how strong the logic is, it also needs the response and verification of the large cap, otherwise it is useless.
Resilience
In boxing, swinging a straight arm is the most useless, with neither attacking nor defensive power. Boxers will retract and gather momentum at maximum speed.
In stock trading, being fully invested is like having a straight punched arm, a moment of extreme imbalance between offense and defense; adjusting the position is like the expansion and contraction of the arm, a regular action to maintain combat effectiveness.
Flexible position management with room for maneuvering is the basic guarantee for stable and continuous growth of the account, a crucial method to cut off the erosion of floating profits from falling stock prices, and an essential skill for top professional investors.
Realize some floating profits, it is safe to cash out. Wealth on paper is ultimately...