To The Moon

Left-side trading refers to entering the market early, predicting changes before a trend is confirmed. Right-side trading, on the other hand, waits for the trend to be confirmed before making a move. This phenomenon often occurs in the stock market. For example, $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ recently dropped to $217, with public sentiment claiming it was worthless and everyone waiting for it to go below $200. However, two days ago, Tesla rebounded to $270, and people started buying again. This situation is driven by the characteristics of left-side and right-side trading. Left-side traders possess the contrarian ability to buy the dip before a trend is established. However, many people, especially beginners, are unable to predict market changes in advance and may struggle with the psychological pressure of catching falling knives. Therefore, right-side traders prefer to wait for market stability and buy Tesla after it has bottomed out. Tesla is also a typical stock suited for trend trading. In the first three months of this year, Tesla has already experienced a 40% drop and correction. This decline was influenced by CTA selling, but these factors will soon turn into support for a strong rally in Tesla at the end of March. The CTA buying drove Tesla's strong rise, and it even surpassed the resistance at $285. Some say the next few trading days are likely to see a Gamma Squeeze effect, with $285 potentially not being the end of this rally. How do you view? Which approach do you take for trading Tesla or other stocks? What type of investor are you?