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Tesla is considering selling its China business
Is this a risk-off signal?
$TSLA

I'm speechless about the luck; I'm really not cut out for Hong Kong IPOs...
I've financed dozens of popular stocks
Each time paying a 100 HKD subscription fee plus dozens more in financing interest, never hit once
My family used several accounts for four months, finally got three hits
The first was Longfeng Group, which lost nearly 50% in the grey market and on the first day of listing
The second was Luoshi Robotics, which surged 50% in the first minute of the grey market; just as I was about to sell, it immediately plummeted below the issue price
The day before yesterday, I thought Zhongji Xuchuang wasn't too competitive, so I bought two lots with cash
Yesterday, I was just reminded I got the allotment, but the optical module sector plunged
Hong Kong stocks haven't even listed yet, but A-shares already dropped 15.69%


They even developed lithography machines to trap you!!!
$ASML plunged 6%!!!
An unnamed Shanghai state-owned company plans to produce about five systems this year and reach 20 systems by 2027.
The first batch of deliveries targets customers SMIC, Hua Hong Semiconductor, and Changxin Memory

E Guard, stand up!
$ETH
The $1000 $OKB spot grid I started half a year ago is ready to be stopped today.
The price when the strategy started was 75.51, and now it is 86.15.
If I had bought all in at that time, the return rate would be about 14.09%, but the total return of the spot grid reached 17.52%.
Using only about half the position to bear the OKB volatility, the return actually outperformed holding the full position by 3.43 percentage points.
Here is my plan going forward:
First, close the grid, wait for OKB to drop below 80, then open a new $10,000 grid for testing.
If the market officially turns bullish later, I will also close the grid and hold the position directly to wait for $OKB to rise



