it does happen, I agree, but more times it pushes it higher than lower and he seems to pick his battles a little better after the spat with trump. but for sure, the big boys cause big waves.

I have entertained that perspective, and yes there is risk, but he has the market in his favor, the government and money in his corner, the future techs needed and personal leverage from other techs and platforms like X & SpaceX, and is positioned for FSD now and robots later, his battery business is up 67% this year and he's jumping in the semi truck business and that's just what's been waiting to perform, so yes, each one of these things has a level of,when it is going to happen and the risk is there, but I don't see anything truly stopping him, and no one has made better products that can produce on a mass scale and have the infrastructure in place. Then....there's elon himself. Yes risk, yes big reward.

First off happy Thanksgiving. The car company aspect of Tesla is the least of the reasons why I am bullish. They have so many tech technologies, battery tech, technologies, and upcoming things that are growing a huge following and a big market to grow into. Of course from a fundamental perspective, it’s a terrible investment with such a high PE ratio., I wrote an article about why you shouldn’t be against Elon Musk and I have another video called stressla tesla where i explain a lot of the techs and its other products. Self driving technology which is allready rolling out is only the beginning.

This could have been something all of the u.s.a. whichever side you endorse could get behind. But the feud and the political division fizzled it out.

I think DOGE was a missed opportunity.

I was way overleveraged on TSLA back then, starting to do it again after I wrote this article haha, but I'm superbullish. I think it has the most upside of all the MAG7 in the coming year. Meta with its recent drop also has a big % move coming, but lets see it confirm support first.

Agreed, no politics for Elon just make us money in tesla!

HAHAHA you know it, I lost a lot of money that day.

That's a real tough question. But I have super high conviction in $AMZN & $BABA if China trade talks go well and ger resolved. Longer term I like the nuclear names and smaller $NVTS $BBAI names giving them time to cook. $CCJ went up about 25% since this video was made and higher since my nuclear article & video.

so I'm a big fan of hedging but the trend is your friend and this past few months I've lost more than I gained on hedging so I like a 15% below current price stop loss or 10% if you want to be more conservative and raise as you go. Position size is a preference really, of course the rules say you should trade balanced, but I trade often based on risk. I see lower risk in a stock like amazon and ford tanking then lets say a $SOFI, but for me, some of these stocks have such bright futures so I'm heavily invested in leaps and when it runs up over 50% I sell part of my position or sell covered calls 25% higher or more than the current price, that was I pull out most of my initial investment for another trade and then still have upside. Some names like sofi I got leaps months ago at $12 so its so in the money now I just leave it alone and watch. Typically my position size is based on my conviction, I invest in options 3k, 6k, 12k or 20k+ depending. A stock like UPS I felt was safe, didn't see such a big move coming so I was only in for 6k, but with stocks like $AMZN I'm over 20k, I hope that helps and to scale I'd recommend you do the same 1%, 2%, 4% and high conviction 6%+. I can't tell you what you want to own, but buying some of these companies long in my opinion is a winning strategy all on its own. Of course when markets start retracing that's where the hedge comes in, currently I don't have one in place. Just closed it about a week or so ago.