Recently, there have been far fewer long posts about Tesla, mainly because after Tesla completed its shareholder meeting, in my view, the certainty of Tesla's future has increased significantly. The goals to be achieved and the path to achieve them have been made very clear by Musk, which is equivalent to Musk personally stepping in to give everyone an open-book exam. If there are still people who would rather believe the bearish comments from all kinds of "stock gurus" than believe that the world's richest man can achieve his KPI, then I can only wish them good luck.

As for the panic sell-off and stock price discount two weeks ago, it was the perfect time to add positions. If you saw my post at the time and executed it well, then congratulations on grabbing some cheap, blood-stained chips. Personally, I've already used up next year's funding quota and even sold off my Apple position to prepare for adding more around 350. Unfortunately, the price didn't drop that low in the end.

In short, from my perspective, in the next three to five years, Tesla is a non-sellable item. Everything else can be sold, but not Tesla. I know that because of Tesla's high stock price volatility, many retail investors like to engage in short-term options trading, but in my view, this is a thankless task. It's not that you can't make money with short-term options, but the risk-reward ratio is disproportionate, and market makers love to target these short-term options for harvesting. I don't believe anyone can consistently make money in a casino over the long term.

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