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$Tesla(TSLA.US$ Don't you know how expensive Q1 delivery you will be? lol
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$Shopify(SHOP.US$ Hurry up 🚀 48
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$Tesla(TSLA.US$I'm most impressed by the repeated mistakes of grinning every day and going back and forth for a while, and then having a face over and over again thinking this is a Trevi Pond? haha
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$Tesla(TSLA.US$ 130 is a strong support for brothers, don't be afraid
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$Tesla(TSLA.US$Don't make the same mistake over and over again - copy the bottom. No one can look forward to the rise of this kind of trending stock in 2020-2021. He was speechless even when he fell. Those who thought they had dropped almost as much and then entered the venue were basically cut. You need to understand what the general trend is
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$Tesla(TSLA.US$ I hope 180 can hold on, otherwise a high level of weekly spikes will form
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$XPeng(XPEV.US$ I don't understand the mentality of those who are still buying a lot of Chinese securities this year...
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$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US$ There isn't much at this time, and the emptiness is dangerous. After being dragged by Wall Street for a few days, there are no leeks in the market (they're all afraid of falling again), so they smash the market and let everyone go short, and everyone who follows the trend and shorting comes in. They suddenly pull up and run empty, and when the bears all make up or lose their positions, they go short again. I wonder if they are thinking about this now. They have a way to cut leeks, fight wits and be brave. Very cunning, speculating on US stocks has all become conspirators
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What is inflation?
This is an increase in service/product prices over the past year. For example, you could buy a chicken burger for $2 in 2020; now it costs $4.
What is a recession?
In layman's terms, the economy is not doing well, and GDP is falling.
What is stagflation?
Stagflation means that the economy has been stagnant, inflation is high, and the employment rate is low.
Where are we now?
Yes, we're in a red bear market right now. Since January, the Nasdaq has fallen by more than 30%. When we're in a bear market, inflation and recession are words we hear a lot. I think we're in a phase of stagflation right now. Consumer spending has increased slightly in the Fed's latest update, but there is still a big gap with the pre-Covid era. The unemployment rate is relatively high, and the current inflation rate is close to 8%.
Should we still buy the dipping sauce?
Not everyone can time the market; it really depends on how much risk you can take. The greater the risk, the higher the reward. Judging from the chart, we are currently about to see a double bottom. I personally invest for a long time, so I can take risks by continuing to invest.
There are many rumors that the US market is dying out. In fact, the market is not performing as well as it should. In this case, a small position on the right should be relatively safe.
Let's keep investing and welcome a bull market when we see some metrics and good news
$NIO Inc(NIO.US$ $Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US$ $XPeng(XPEV.US$
This is an increase in service/product prices over the past year. For example, you could buy a chicken burger for $2 in 2020; now it costs $4.
What is a recession?
In layman's terms, the economy is not doing well, and GDP is falling.
What is stagflation?
Stagflation means that the economy has been stagnant, inflation is high, and the employment rate is low.
Where are we now?
Yes, we're in a red bear market right now. Since January, the Nasdaq has fallen by more than 30%. When we're in a bear market, inflation and recession are words we hear a lot. I think we're in a phase of stagflation right now. Consumer spending has increased slightly in the Fed's latest update, but there is still a big gap with the pre-Covid era. The unemployment rate is relatively high, and the current inflation rate is close to 8%.
Should we still buy the dipping sauce?
Not everyone can time the market; it really depends on how much risk you can take. The greater the risk, the higher the reward. Judging from the chart, we are currently about to see a double bottom. I personally invest for a long time, so I can take risks by continuing to invest.
There are many rumors that the US market is dying out. In fact, the market is not performing as well as it should. In this case, a small position on the right should be relatively safe.
Let's keep investing and welcome a bull market when we see some metrics and good news
$NIO Inc(NIO.US$ $Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US$ $XPeng(XPEV.US$
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Johnny_HCR : If only you knew, it would definitely rise The problem is that they probably know everyone who wants to eat It doesn't matter