$Tesla(TSLA.US)Indeed, you can't make money beyond your knowledge. I admit defeat with a willing heart..

I just entered the market at the end of last year and bought Tesla at 403. At that time, I had no idea. I just followed the crowd and sold when it became too volatile.

Later, I bought it at 275 when negative news was everywhere, and Elon was still distracted. With some half-baked analysis knowledge, I thought the fundamentals were unstable and still couldn't hold on.

But I gained a lot of experience:

First, don't blindly chase hot stocks. It's easy to lose control, cut losses, or even make wrong moves. At least understand the target first.

Then, fundamental analysis is actually correct, but the mistake was that it was a static snapshot of the moment, ignoring the fact that everything is constantly changing. I lacked a developmental perspective.

What I've learned now is that stock trading requires seeing the big picture. If you can't see it, look at the extra big picture. Now, those who identify noise and stick to long calls are the real experts.