$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Today's review is about data. (It's not done every day, it feels more meaningful to review occasionally.)
First of all, for my Moo friend who paid attention to my post yesterday, you should know that I mentioned I would call overnight if it crossed 400. So, when tsla hit 396, I had already bought the 395 end date options. Why did I dare to buy end date options and carry out such a high-risk operation?
Mainly because last week's Large Cap data really made people feel embarrassed. So, with the market already falling so much, if you want to inject some energy into the market, what can you do? You can only act on the upcoming ppi and cpi data. Based on the belief that as long as ppi is lower than expected, the stock market will rise, this is why there is a reason why tsla could recover even after falling by 1% before the market opens. Everything was anticipated (actually, it can be seen that the market makers already knew the data in advance, deliberately lowering the stock price to collect).
But as I replied to everyone in the comments section, 420 is a support level. Even if the data drives an increase, this support level is always difficult to overcome and requires a strong force. Therefore, everyone will see a reversal once it reaches the 420 level, so as a professional, this is the time to reverse and initiate a put operation.
The market will now wait for the next set of data to determine the direction reasonably. If you are a novice, you should avoid participating in these data gambling activities, because...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Today's review focuses mainly on TSLA and NVDA. First of all, today's trading logic is based on the fact that TSLA and NVDA had already opened lower in the night session and early session, which we can understand as a follow-up decline due to poor data on Friday. However, as long as everyone pays attention, they will notice that the trading volume in these night and early sessions is actually not high, so I assume it's a trick by market makers to deceive.
However, I'm not sure if it's really just a trick by the institutions. Those moo friends who follow my posts should know from the replies that I've mentioned needing the market to open before determining the direction. Therefore, I've been holding back from trading before the market opens, and indeed in the last 15 minutes, the institutions managed to make some people relinquish their chips through price suppression tactics.
Following the concept of 'what goes up must come down,' there will be an opportunity for a rebound after a sharp drop at the opening. So, in the last minute before the market opens, I decided to immediately place call options on tsla and nvda.
Then there is the Trade that everyone saw, so summarizing today's trade is as expected, not particularly difficult, the difficulty lies in execution, whether you believe in your own judgment.
Continuously reviewing will make me more powerful~ I also hope everyone will review more on their own. $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$

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