$Palantir (PLTR.US)$ Parantia is healing. I wish I had bought more. Even though I knew it was stable, it's too late for regrets 💧 If it becomes like nvidia, it would be good to buy now, but while I hesitate, it becomes more and more out of reach.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Warren Buffett is one of the most respected investors, and I agree with him.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
As Elon has mentioned in the past, EV subsidies are not even necessary for Tesla, which is conducting wonderful FSD development. Subsidies can benefit early-stage startup companies by making it easier for consumers to buy EVs and increase awareness. However, the downside is that due to subsidies, the number of companies making low-performance EVs as their source of revenue increases significantly, negatively impacting EV marketing. Therefore, the elimination of subsidies by President Trump would create a tailwind for companies like Tesla that create valuable EVs, leading to the bankruptcy of companies selling inferior products. Even without subsidies, if Elon Musk continues to create products like the Cybertruck that consumers eagerly desire, there will be no problem. I am confident that in the near future, Tesla will sell fantastic products in the EV industry like Lamborghini and TOYOTA.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Why would you sell based on mere stock price fluctuations? Are you all fools? Stock prices do not accurately reflect the company's value. If you calculate the revenue from Optimus utilization and FSD's self-driving robo-taxis, Tesla's stock price will exceed $1000. Furthermore, in the automobile industry that is developing GPUs and EVs, Tesla generates enormous profits just from FSD and charging facility rental fees. If you look at Tesla's stock price chart 10 years later, you will realize that past stock price crashes were just minor dips and opportunities to buy later. Why do you buy or sell stocks without thinking? Most likely because you do not have Tesla's business model or stock guidelines. You are just stupid fools blindly chasing after popular stocks like hyenas. Recent stock prices are completely useless for reflecting company value. They go up regardless of whether the financial results are good or bad. Stocks are like a popularity contest for beautiful people...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Stock prices go down when they go up. If they rise rapidly, they drop rapidly. This is because institutional investors influence stock prices. General investors rush to buy, riding on this momentum, causing further increases. When institutions sell, general investors panic and sell, causing further decreases. Therefore, it's necessary to buy when institutions sell and general investors are selling. You won't profit unless you go against the market trend. That's why it's important to analyze companies regularly, as even Druckenmiller says. There are fools who buy based on other people's buying timing from analysts or YouTube... but listen carefully, despite not generating revenue from autonomous taxis by Optimus and FSD, how can it be acceptable for Tesla to be at $600? What basis are these individuals talking about probabilities? It's baseless speculation. Just recently, some of you were hesitant to buy around $220, expressing concerns about Tesla reaching $300 by year-end... you focus too much on the upside, need to look at the downside too. Comments section is in chaos, with people calling Tesla a dying company as the stock price acts like a rollercoaster...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
The american economy is issuing a staggering amount of national debt under the Biden administration, with just the annual interest payments totaling an unbelievable 150.5 trillion yen. Fed's Powell admits the economic downturn and lowers the interest rates, yet the inflation rate remains high. In America, houses that could be bought for 30 million yen ten years ago are now at 70 million yen, leaving most ordinary people drowning in debt, with credit card liabilities at an all-time high and many banks going bankrupt. The next move of the Democratic Party's administration is to collapse the dam of this debt-ridden situation under the Republican Trump administration, causing a great depression and criticizing the administration to bring down Trump. From a macro perspective, I think the American economy is fragile and quite risky. Ten years ago, the US, as the base currency, could borrow as much as it wanted, as long as the global circulation of the dollar continued. However, in recent years, countries like Russia and China from BRICS have introduced the gold standard or accelerating the abandonment of the dollar. Elon...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Originally, I was wondering if it would exceed $300 this year, but now I don't think the current stock price is something to be grateful for. Actually, a drop of about 20% was expected, so I wouldn't think much of a stock price over $300. I really think humans are just bundles of desires. I miss the time before the presidential election when Tesla was dismissed as a has-been and spoken badly of. I wonder where the analysts who casually said the stock price would reach $100 have gone. The stock price predictions of Wall Street analysts are like unreliable fortune-telling, haha. It's amazing how there are even individual investors who believe in the predictions of such people.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
As someone who has been buying up Tesla's stock since it dropped to a quarter, I don't think anything of it even if it drops by 5% or 20%. It's just an opportunity for dip buying... The time of a crash is a great chance, if you're an investor, rejoice in it. The actions you guys take are always the opposite, the more it goes up, the more indifferent you become and the more you gleefully buy when it falls... Therefore, you reap the benefits when it rises. You also stop leaving the market during crashes. This time, those speculators who flocked to Tesla's stock surge got caught up in the profit-taking of investors who were buying around $130 like Cathie Wood, and thus couldn't hold on to it and it dropped. These deep water fleas always get burned... The golden rule of stock investment is to go pick up the chestnuts in the fire. Only those who have gripped them with burnt hands will be smiled upon by the stock gods. Why ignore the words of Buffett, who is considered the world's greatest investor? Are you smarter and more accomplished than Buffett? Instead of using your heads for useless stock price predictions, use your surplus funds to buy during market crashes... The answer you always crave is to buy now during the downturn. You probably won't buy anyway...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Stocks go down when they go up... The stock price went down... So what? Be happy and buy, it's a chance to buy cheaper than yesterday's stock price. It's like buying meat on sale at the supermarket. If you can't be happy when it's cheaper, you have no sense... Stocks go up and down in a zigzag pattern, if you don't know that, you should stop investing... Did you think Tesla's stock price would go straight to $400? You're so naive, haha. If you don't want to take risks, just stick to index funds.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
If newcomers don't want to miss out, it's better to buy early. However, just like with nvidia, there will inevitably be an adjustment phase, so it’s better to invest with surplus funds that can withstand a market crash. Are those who rely solely on RSI for investment decisions fools? RSI is just one signal and is useless when there is strong sudden buying pressure like with Tesla. Newcomers should take risks and buy early, at around $130, and from someone who bought it, it's natural for it to rise above $400 overcoming difficulties such as presidential elections, Twitter buyouts, rumors of Elon leaving Tesla, etc. Once Optimus and the energy business and robotaxis are implemented, the stock price will easily surpass $1000. Furthermore, Tesla's target stock price is $1000. With the implementation of Optimus and robotaxis, it will monopolize a business worth 4 trillion yen...