Something BIG just happened in the AI world! A Chinese startup called DeepSeek has gotten everyone’s attention with its latest AI model, and the impact is being felt not just in tech but also in the stock market. If you’re investing in AI or just curious about where the industry is heading, here’s what you need to know.
What Makes DeepSeek Special?
DeepSeek’s latest AI model, DeepSeek R1, is being called a game-changer. Here’s why:
– It’s Cost-Effective: Unlike o...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ 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...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ i just sold call in huge loss and bought put. So it will go up from here

$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ 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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$Strategy (MSTR.US)$ Can I buy. $iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT.US)$ Or $2x Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BITX.US)$ Isn't it appealing? Except for the big 6 who can't buy these ETFs, they are forced to buy MSTR, can't imagine who would buy this.

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$
Weak demand prevents Amazon from deploying AMD's Instinct AI accelerators in the cloud — the company plans to strengthen its portfolio with Nvidia Blackwell GPUs
Weak demand prevents Amazon from deploying AMD's Instinct AI accelerators in the cloud — the company plans to strengthen its portfolio with Nvidia Blackwell GPUs