Today's pre-market summary

Yesterday, a buddy told me to post more "dry goods" (substantive content) when I have time, so I could gain followers faster. From his comment, I could tell he's definitely not one of my long-time followers. I know he probably meant well, but what exactly counts as "dry goods"? Is it me posting my actual trading entry and exit points every day like I did before September? Do you think someone who secretly follows my trades ten times and profits won’t necessarily thank me, but if they lose just once, they’ll definitely curse me out? That’s just human nature. So, after September, I started changing my posting style. My goal in posting is, first, to help more inexperienced retail investors who are just starting out; second, to leave a record of my own trading growth; and third, absolutely not to benefit those who just want to freeload and expect easy gains. If you don’t believe me, you can ask my loyal followers who often comment. As long as they truly understand my logic, many of them have made money, whether trading stocks or options. Even though I’m still a blogger who’s losing money, your Hai Ge’s sincerity is clear as day—time will tell. The truth is, answers you get from others will never truly be yours. Only the answers you summarize yourself are truly yours. That’s why I always emphasize: "Knowledge gained from books is superficial; true mastery comes from practice." Sometimes, when I seek a bit of engagement, it’s really not for myself. It’s just so more small retail investors with limited capital can see my posts in time and invest cautiously 🥲, avoiding the same detours I’ve taken. So, my goal in posting has always been to help more retail buddies, because fame and fortune mean nothing to me—they’re just like floating clouds 🤣. I could easily just sit back and laugh at others’ misfortunes, but I won’t do that 😔, because I only do what I believe is right.

Now, let’s get down to business. Below is my pre-market summary for today:

$Tesla(TSLA.US) Lazi (Tesla) really lives up to its reputation as the "rebellious child" of the market. Last Friday, all my holdings were in the red except for Lazi, which was green 😰. This isn’t surprising. Remember the principle of minority profit-taking I mentioned? There were too many Friday expiring call options, and the sentiment was too high, so a pullback was inevitable. But I still see capital flowing in, so as long as it holds above 500 this week, there’s still great potential. If it can’t hold, it’ll likely correct again.
$Broadcom(AVGO.US) Tongzi (AVGO)—once my funds free up, I’ll hold some shares long-term because this stock’s potential is far beyond its current level.
$Oracle(ORCL.US) Wenzi (Oracle)—ever since I sold at 178 last Thursday, it’s been rising non-stop 🥲. Did capital really target my account? I buy, it drops; I sell, it rallies. If that’s really the case, I won’t buy back in—let the brothers long on Wenzi recover some blood.
$Oklo(OKLO.US) Little Oklo’s situation has improved compared to before, but its future trend still depends on Trump’s stance on nuclear fission power 😰.
$Strategy(MSTR.US) MSTR might be a nightmare for many brothers, but for me, if other stocks lose money, I’ll just come back and take some cash. As long as a U.S. stock isn’t a terrible company, once you understand it, you can do this. At the end of the day, trading stocks boils down to four words: "buy low, sell high." So don’t limit yourself, and don’t overthink—just make money. Nothing else matters.
$MP Materials(MP.US) Overall, it’s slowly stabilizing now 😰. It’s not falling much, nor is it rallying aggressively. If you’re holding shares, just be patient.

The above are just my personal views and should not be taken as investment advice for anyone.