$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ bulls piled onto bullish block trades of options Monday, undeterred by the stock slump that sent the chip giant’s market capital to its lowest level in almost six months.
Shares of Nvidia tumbled 8.8% to close at $113.92 in New York, taking its market capital to $2.78 trillion, the lowest level since September. The slump came amid concerns that escalating trade tensions could trigger a downturn for the...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The recent decline and fluctuations in stock prices are mainly due to political reasons, rather than company issues. Although the decrease in sales is a fact.
Musk's recent check on the gold reserves has caused many people in the deep state to become anxious, as they know that the theft of gold will soon be covered up, and they start spending money to maliciously short Tesla in retaliation. However, these protests will be futile in the long run, so bullish friends should patiently wait until June.
Many people do not understand why Musk is involved in politics. In fact, it's due to a lack of understanding. Politics and capital are inseparable; without the protection of political power, it is difficult for capital to grow. The upper echelons in the USA are currently undergoing a major transformation, with the biggest change being that Silicon Valley's technology groups are beginning to engage in USA politics. However, the pie at the top is limited, which will inevitably offend some people. Musk is the leader sent by Silicon Valley's capital. Risk and reward coexist; if Musk succeeds, it means he truly becomes the big boss of Silicon Valley capital, the protector; all capital related to Silicon Valley forces in the future will offer him donations, and Tesla will soar. On the other hand, failure would mean Musk and his family are done for, and Tesla could directly collapse or even delist.
Investing in Tesla is indeed a gamble. It not only requires betting on Musk's ability to lead in AI and autonomous driving but also on his capability to lead Silicon Valley capital against Wall Street. However, I believe he can succeed. Silicon Valley capital has been dormant for a long time, gathering the most ambitious young people in the world. In contrast, Wall Street's nepotism and inbreeding over the years have transformed them into sheltered flowers in a greenhouse.