$IBM(IBM)$ also looks interesting because software growth is improving and management expects stronger free cash flow. However, I would like to see whether this momentum can continue in the coming quarters rather than relying on one strong earnings report.
For me, a post-earnings selloff is not automatically a buying opportunity. I would watch price action, key support levels and the next earnings outlook before adding to my position. I remain bullish on Tesla long term, but patience and disciplined entries matter more than trying to catch the exact bottom.
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- kenjo·10-22 23:26TOPyes. go slow for a longer way1Report