Reviewing the stock price of $Tesla(TSLA.US) around the shareholder meeting, it reached a peak of 474 this Monday, with daily fluctuations of 3~5 points, indicating significant volatility. Those who went all-in, leveraged heavily, or made short-term calls betting on the meeting results and subsequent price surge must have endured intense emotional stress. Heavy positions and high leverage can easily lead to psychological imbalance, resulting in stop-loss or substantial losses. That's why many seasoned investors never gamble on earnings reports. Everyone knew the compensation package approval was highly likely. Norway's sovereign wealth fund, Tesla's sixth-largest shareholder, holds only 1.2%. Including other public oppositions like CalPERS and the New York pension fund, the total opposition stake is about 1.62%—a small fraction. However, short-sellers are eager to amplify such voices, and retail investors are swayed easily. For us retail investors, the best strategy is to hold onto our shares, avoid chasing highs, and only add positions or long calls during dips caused by sentiment shifts—not fundamental deterioration. Let Elon Musk lead us to prosperity.