$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Today's review mainly continued the overnight call from yesterday. I saw the rally at the end of yesterday and without hesitation chased after it, betting that today would open higher. The result was lucky, closing right after the market opened, all easy and relaxed.
Originally, after clearing the call, I planned to continue observing but unexpectedly it immediately dropped. Decisively continued to chase the call, the logic inside is very simple, a sudden drop means there will be a certain level of rally.
Furthermore, when it rallied to 480, I noticed signs of the dissipation of the bull momentum, hence immediately put as shown in the chart. Once again gained 30% profit from the puts, the fluctuations today truly made me comfortable.
Finally, upon reviewing, the earnings from the beginning of this week have not been as much as before. I still feel that the prices are relatively high with a high probability of falling back at any time, so I am very conservative in my trades. Fortunately, I have been consistently earning. Truly grateful.
I still want to remind everyone to be cautious, better to earn less and lose less, and to control the position well. Otherwise, it will only lead to losses and defeat. $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ I'm about to go check on my other child, nvda.

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