$Intel (INTC.US)$ Can you wait for me to get paid next month, then buy and upgrade? I don't have money this month.

$T-Rex 2X Long MSTR Daily Target ETF (MSTU.US)$ struggling to rise

$MicroStrategy (MSTR.US)$ call options are slipping Monday as the stock dips, weighed down by declining $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ prices.
Call options that give the holders the right to buy MicroStrategy shares at $400 by Friday attracted the heaviest volume with 8,040 contracts changing hands as of 12:55 p.m. in New York. Holders are unwinding their positions as the decline in the share price lower the odds that the contract wi...

$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ Chasing high and selling low is a common but irrational investment behavior, mainly referring to investors blindly buying (chasing high) when stock or other asset prices rise, and selling (selling low) out of panic when prices fall. The specific meanings are as follows:
Chasing high prices.
• Definition: When the price is already relatively high or even close to the top, investors buy at a high price because they are afraid of 'missing out' on further gains.
• Consequences: Once the price experiences a pullback or reversal, investors may suffer significant losses.
Bear Market
• Definition: When the price drops significantly or approaches the bottom, investors sell at a low price due to fear of further decline.
• Consequence: After the price stabilizes and rebounds, investors may miss the opportunity for a rebound, while locking in losses.
Psychological reasons
• Herd mentality: seeing others making money, afraid of missing opportunities, so chasing high; seeing others selling off in panic, worried about continuing losses, so selling off.
• Emotion-driven: driven by greed to chase high prices, driven by fear to sell low, lacking rational judgement.
Example
• Chasing high: A certain stock rose from 10 yuan to 30 yuan, investors bought in because of the short-term rapid increase, but later fell back to 20 yuan, resulting in significant losses.
• Sell-off: a stock drops from 30 yuan to 10 yuan, investors worry about further decline and sell, resulting in a subsequent rebound to 20 yuan, missing profit opportunities.
Methods of response
1. Develop a plan: clearly define the price range for buying and selling to avoid emotional trading.
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$T-Rex 2X Long MSTR Daily Target ETF (MSTU.US)$ Want to cry but can't shed tears 😭 Why?

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The beginning of this week was very smooth because tsla brought me a 10% profit in just two days, which was really lucky. However, my mood was affected on Wednesday when I made a reverse put trade. Although it was a profitable put, it affected me on Thursday.
The logic here is that I put Options on TSLA because after trying to break through 430 four times unsuccessfully, there should be a significant adjustment, so I set a target of 410-420. Thursday really reached 420 as I expected, but I was too tired and fell asleep, missing the opportunity to liquidate. This left me unprepared for the whole Thursday and led me to blindly wait for it to drop (which was a wrong decision). During the waiting period, I did nothing and missed the great intraday trading volatility on Thursday, which needs to be reflected upon.
On Friday, I was originally determined to close the position and switch to call once it dropped a bit, but I still hoped it would break even. As everyone can see, I missed the best opportunity again, which will not happen today. Therefore, I had to exit with even greater losses. Fortunately, I did learn from yesterday's lesson. I made myself forget about this put trade, and when the right time came for tsla, I boldly entered with a call, turning today's loss into profit. This was really good. At least not taking the same path as yesterday is a kind of progress.
Finally, currently I have not...