@Shyon:$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   I have been closely following Tesla Motors recent performance, and the latest first-quarter results caught my attention. The company reported an adjusted 27 cents per share on revenue of 19.34 billion dollars, which fell short of analysts expectations of 39 cents per share and 21.11 billion dollars in revenue. Despite this miss, I was encouraged to see Tesla shares jump over 5 percent in after-hours trading. This suggests that investors, like myself, might be seeing some underlying potential or positive signals that outweigh the immediate shortfall. I am also intrigued by Elon Musk announcement during the analyst call on Tuesday. He stated that he will significantly reduce his involvement

@Shyon:$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   I have been closely watching Nvidia's stock movement, especially now that it has dipped below $100. The recent news about Nvidia pledging loyalty to both China and the U.S. caught my attention, but it seems the market did not react as positively as I had hoped. Analysts are now cautioning against jumping into U.S. stocks too soon, which makes me a bit hesitant. The question of whether to buy the dip at $90 or wait it out is weighing heavily on my mind, and I want to make a well-thought-out decision. First, I am considering the broader market context. The tech sector, including Nvidia, has been volatile lately due to geopolitical tensions and supply chain concerns. Nvidia's dual allegiance might