The TSLA, APPL, and IBM I bought at the bottom a few days ago have all risen, this entry point is acceptable. Holding! Just added more to Google!

Even if it's not the absolute bottom, it's very close.

There are still two trading days, Monday and Tuesday, this month that are riskier. Bought some today, will keep cash to buy next week. After next month, buying pressure will slowly come in.

Stock trading isn't about buying and expecting an immediate rise. GLW dropped sharply, I'm continuing to add some. Hope it continues to drop sharply next Monday and Tuesday.

Impatience leads to mistakes. Bros who do short-term trading and expect an immediate rise after buying should definitely unfollow me, because I'm relatively slow. Stock trading isn't about looking at charts, it's mainly about logic. If I'm right, I'll stick with it.

Short-term market makers have a hundred ways to harvest. I want to know how many people cut their losses on Microsoft at 350 yesterday, and how many people cut their losses every time storage stocks drop. I think it's not a small number.

I was in another community before, there was a more extreme bro who thought NVDA was no good, but AMD was. This bro held AMD from 200 all the way down to 90, and still holds it now, adding on dips, not reducing even during huge rallies. He told me his goal is 600 first, then 1000...

Stock trading is very counter-intuitive, but you still need good companies. If you go against your instincts with MSTR, that's just inhumane.