$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Goodbye Moo friends, see you next New Year's Day.I hope you all can end the final week with a full pot of winnings. If you have any questions, feel free to leave a message on this post. I will reply one by one (of course, I will still reply before I leave).
In addition, I have set a limit order to Buy Tesla at 400 and 390. Hopefully, I can make the purchase. I'm not sure if this is correct, but buying valuable stocks in batches should be a good decision no matter what (personal hope).
Additional reminder, if you just want to bottom-fish intraday and then sell immediately, positions can be sold at 418-425 during the trading day. (If you are under great pressure)Do not try to buy at the lowest point or sell at the highest point within the day, always remember, it's good to make a profit.(But I still do not recommend it)
Wishing everyone a Happy New Year and good luck! $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ First of all, let's review yesterday's overnight call. The logic inside is actually very simple. Half an hour before the close, I noticed abnormal fund inflows leading to a rise. Subconsciously, I would assume that the next day would open higher, so I entered the call position. However, in the last 3 minutes, unusually large short positions suddenly entered the market. At this point, I felt something was wrong and considered whether to stop loss and exit, but time passed quickly and I missed the opportunity to exit before the closing. Then everyone saw the opening scene today.
Despite the failure overnight, I adjusted my mindset and temporarily forgot about the losses, re-entering a focused state. When I saw Tesla drop 3% in pre-market trading, I decisively took the opportunity to buy the dip.(This action was the key to turning defeat into victory later) as shown in the following figure.
As expected, the overnight call, which incurred a staggering 40% loss at the opening, was essentially halved. However, I remained calm and believed that since there was a 3% gain yesterday and a subsequent drop before rising again, today's opening decline would likely prompt some Block Orders to exit. So, I seized the opportunity to gradually stop losses with each rise, strategically switching to longer call positions at certain levels, in order to increase my survival chances and make up for the earlier mistake. Subsequently, as everyone witnessed, both stocks and Options staged an impressive comeback.(This requires courage and a steady mindset adjustment. If mastered, the benefits are considerable.)
Finally, although...