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The shareholding ratio of Tesla's largest shareholder, Elon Reeve Musk, is currently suddenly not shown in the company's total shareholders' shareholding ratio table. JC speculates that Elon Reeve Musk's request to grant himself more shares and shareholding ratios so that he can better grasp the company's development direction was approved and approved by the board of directors. This is a major benefit.
With these big guys increasing their positions, JC is more confident about Tesla's future market: (Pioneer Pilot and BlackRock are both top Wall Street hunks. They are difficult to separate. They withdrew from Tianchao almost at the same time. Pioneer Pilot applied to the SEC for a delay in announcing the increase in Tesla's positions, so once the secrecy period has passed, it is now announced. (BlackRock, on the other hand, did not do this; it directly published information on how to increase its holdings as usual.)
When oscillations fall, it's an opportunity to buy on dips.
US stocks are inherently bullish and short-lived. Judging from historical big data, Tesla will lose very badly as a result of bearish short selling.
If it falls too much, it will rise. If you are bearish and short selling at 265, then you are a good player. If you bottom out at 175.01 and still have to sell bearishly, then you lose.
Elon Reeve Musk isn't the average person you'd imagine. What surprised JC was: Some people think Elon Reeve Musk is a scum guy, and even think Elon Reeve Musk is not as good as himself; they have to watch Decay T...

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A heart-wrenching experience worth hundreds of admonishments.
To live on earth, you have to have 3 points of warmth, 2 points of coolness, 4 minutes of carelessness, and the last minute, whatever you want.
Anything, the more you complain about it, it will bring you bad luck.
The world is indifferent. Why don't you cover up your heat yourself; learn from Zhang Yi and Sun Yi.
When oscillations fall, it's an opportunity to buy on dips.
US stocks are inherently bullish and short-lived. Judging from historical big data, Tesla will lose very badly as a result of bearish short selling.
If it falls too much, it will rise. If you are bearish and short selling at 265, then you are a good player. If you bottom out at 175.01 and still have to sell bearishly, then you lose.
Elon Reeve Musk is not the average person you think. Some people even think that Elon Reeve Musk is not as good as themselves; they have to look down at Tesla.
There are too many harsh and mean people.
The place with the most neuroses is not a psychiatric hospital, but the stock market.
People who come out with A-shares are used to a bear market mentality, a bear market. US stocks, on the other hand, are long and short, and are worth investing in for a long time.
Companies like Tesla were born only in the US. I can't get out anywhere else.
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$TSLA.US$ Tesla closed above 183 support today, and saw 188 above support on Wednesday.
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Four top chipmakers on Tuesday introduced their latest products ahead of the CES 2022 tech conference.
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the company's new notebook processors will offer a big performance boost over its current-generation chips.
They are delivering an average of 1.3 (times) faster performance compared to the 5000 series across a wide range of compute-intensive benchmarks."
AMD also previewed its next-generation processor...