$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The stock price dropped by about 9% in post-event trading, showing the largest decline among S&P 500 index ETF. Many analysts are analyzing this decline, and it is believed that the reason is that the event's content was not seen as immediately profitable. In particular, the absence of the low-priced 'Model 2' announcement was one of the factors that disappointed investors' expectations.
However, many analysts believe that Tesla continues to lead the market and see the recent stock price decline as an opportunity.
Additionally, whether Tesla's robotaxi business can achieve full self-driving capability depends on the technological advancements and regulatory trends in the coming years. Investors need to focus on the long-term growth potential without being swayed by short-term market reactions.
We are optimistic about the possibility of the stock price rebounding to its highest level in the next year. With the announcement of new models and successful updates to FSD, investor expectations will rise, leading to an increase in stock prices.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ When you hear Tesla, you think of an EV company, right!? Many people think so, which means Tesla still has a long way to go!👍

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
I have determined that the market capitalization is too high to have any taste, so I quickly let go of it and switch to software stocks for explosive profits.　
While everyone is in high spirits, I earnestly build up promising small and medium-sized stocks that seem to be trending. This is the best performing strategy.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Is the trend changing in the 1-hour timeframe??
I want to buy if it comes to around 300-310.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
When interest rates rise, funds tend to flow into M7 after all. (Tesla has risen too much, so it is adjusting today) Due to the observation that there is abundant funding, it seems that we can manage somehow even with high interest rates. Depending on economic indicators, I think it's better to be a little cautious about small and medium-sized growth sectors from here.