TSLA still can't be too greedy, the cost on the ib side is 375

Took some profit at 408

When it suddenly surged to 432, I actually didn't take a second round of profit (got greedy)

My initial prediction was to set a limit order at 431 for the second profit-taking, but after looking at the weekly chart, I changed it to 441

Then after touching the upper rail of the parallel channel, it quickly fell back and plunged with the help of news, leading to the earlier scene of who could run faster (profit-taking + shorts entering + big players luring longs into traps)

But I still sold some at 406 just now, and just like that, the potential profit of one iPhone flew away~

Another point is, why does it always follow the pattern, and do so extremely accurately? Once it touches the upper rail of the parallel channel, it falls back, because that's the consensus. Tens of millions of quant machines are watching trend patterns to place orders, so how could it not be accurate?

Now I've kept a base position. If it rises a lot, I'll sell some; if it crashes, I'll buy more to add to the position. This is the cycle I repeat.

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