Top things for everyone to learn from $TSLA stock rocketing over +36.6% in 1 week, my personal top 10:
1/ Don’t bet against Elon despite things feeling impossible, bc he may not always be on time, but he always delivers. Always.
2/ When investing in Tesla, think of it as a partnership into the most innovative business in the world, not as a piece of paper stock.
3/ It’s all about the number of shares you own and the % of the business you own, not the $ amount.
4/ Don’t listen to mainstream media, they are often very wrong & have alternative motives (clicks, ads, etc).
5/ A major part of the valuation of a company is based on investor sentiment, often more than the financials & results of operations themselves.
6/ Tesla is the world’s largest AI Robotics company, it’s just disguised as a car company. I repeat, it is NOT a car company and anyone that tells you it is does not know what he/she is talking about.
7/ Only trust yourself from your own research & product experience, just bc someone that is well known or has a lot of $ doesn’t mean he/she knows any better than you.
8/ Keep your emotions on the sidelines, bc it’s human emotions that often make a person a bad investor, like buying bc of fomo and/or selling bc of panic. Focus on having no emotions when it comes to investing.
9/ You will never know when the tide will turn, so it’s better to nibble as the stock bleeds, instead of trying to time things. Remember, time in the market > timing the market.
10/ The stock may take a pause, fluctuate, go down more than it goes up or vice versa, but technology & innovation in Tesla never stops & will continue to move forward. The stock and the business are two different animals and it’s important to stay focused on the latter.
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