No more gambling on small stocks, just focus on those with solid logic.

Report on the U.S. market: (It was supposed to be a perfect Mid-Autumn Festival, and I was supposed to make money, but I ended up losing big because I gambled on small-cap stocks. Never again!)
Tesla: I didn't sell at $235 yesterday, and it pulled back again, but it was part of the broader market decline. Holding for now.
Upstart: A beneficiary of rate cuts. The buying logic is sound, so waiting for the rate cuts to materialize.
Intel: Multiple catalysts drove a 7% surge, but it was only up 2% when I woke up due to the broader market pullback. Holding.
MSTX: Took back some shares at $19.2 in after-hours trading after selling high.
SERV: Bought based on an influencer's recommendation and lost 8%. Just gonna hold and hope.
United Airlines: Rallied and then pulled back. Another rate-cut beneficiary with sound buying logic. Waiting for the cuts.
JBDI and SES: JBDI dropped 99%, so I took a gamble yesterday and lost 21%. IPOs are tricky. SES had a catalyst and shot up. Following A-share logic, I didn't buy at the breakout but waited for a pullback—only for it to crash. Lesson: believe early or don't bother. Also, set stop-losses to limit losses. I lost 30%. Normally, I'd cut losses at 5% if small-caps don't rally pre-market. No more gambling.

$NVIDIA(NVDA.US) $Intel(INTC.US) $Tesla(TSLA.US)