$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Don't you know how high the delivery of Q1 will be? lol

$Shopify (SHOP.US)$ Charge! 🚀 48

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$I most admire blabbering all day long here, talking about pullbacks one moment, then wanting emptiness the next. Making repeated mistakes, and still shamelessly posting over and over. Do you think this is a wishing well? Haha

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ 130 is a strong support, brothers, don't be afraid.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Everyone, don't repeat the same mistake - bottom fishing. This kind of hot stock is unpredictable, with no clear rising trend in 2020-2021. When it falls, there is no bottom either. Those who think it has fallen enough and then enter the market, basically end up being cut. You need to understand the overall trend.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ Hope that 180 can hold, otherwise a large head-and-shoulders pattern will form at the weekly level.

$XPeng (XPEV.US)$ I don't quite understand the mentality of those who are still buying a lot of Chinese concept stocks this year...

$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ Now it's not a good time to go long, and it's dangerous to go short. Wall Street has been quiet for a few days without retail investors entering (they are afraid to buy the dip again), so they manipulate the market to encourage short selling. When everyone follows to go short, they suddenly drive up the price to force short covering. When the short sellers have closed their positions or been liquidated, they go short again. I think they are considering this now. They have ways to profit, play mind games, and are very cunning. Trading US stocks has become a conspiracy.

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
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