$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ I have been lurking for a long time and couldn't help but make a comment. Some people mock those stock friends who bought Tesla at high prices and are now trapped in losses when they see Tesla's sharp decline. I want to say, don't be too quick to judge. Tesla is indeed fluctuating and falling in the short term, but it just broke the 21-day moving average. If it's a strong stock, it may quickly rebound. So no one knows what the next trading day will be like. What's a good day every year on 12/31? The market and individual stocks surge at the year-end, but a decline and pullback at the end of the year and in early January are probably normal. Don't gloat over others' misfortune just because some people are good at playing stocks; we are all retail investors, no need for that. I also short, but my shorts definitely don't hold overnight. The end. (I'm not sure how to leave a comment for the first time, it seems like I replied to someone below. My bad. Sorry.)

$Phunware (PHUN.US)$ There is no hope for this Stocks to rise, just look at the astonishing number of trapped investors, no Institutions will help everyone to get out of the situation. In addition, this company, during a critical election period, has had 3 incidents and has completely become a Harris Concept stock, which will be very unfortunate in the future.

$Micron Technology (MU.US)$ Bought this and AMD at the low point. It's better to invest in these solid companies at the best price rather than chasing growth stocks and wait for them to recover.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ As a car company, the fair value of the stocks is 120. Everything else is just water!

$Micron Technology (MU.US)$ Remember, most of your losses come from panic selling, and most of your gains come from patient growth.

$Micron Technology (MU.US)$ In addition, who bought the stocks you sold?

$CVS Health (CVS.US)$ A stock that has been halved. Is it a good time to buy at 44 now?

$Micron Technology (MU.US)$ Don't look for insider information or predictions here, learn to analyze by yourself. The vast majority of comments here are nonsense. Those shorting the stock can shamelessly shout for a drop to 50, while those going long can clamor for a return to the peak tomorrow. I advised back when AMD was in the low 20s, give it more time, don't blindly listen to the hype, it definitely won't delist. Listening to advice now should result in at least doubling, making a profit of 10 or 20 per share, right?