[rbmillerjr]

I think Toyota is going hybrid due to the lack of electrification to stabilize charging.

I like them and Tesla. Looking for a good entry point for Tesla, maybe 145? Any thoughts.

I have a lot of military equities:
Lockheed, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon...looking to diversify and I think Tesla is a good long term investment.

[Tell It Right]

I honestly haven't built a math model on investing in individual stocks. I usually watch trends of entire asset classes (think mutual funds, not stocks). I'm currently out of all equities and are somewhat heavy in LT treasuries expecting a bounce.

However, the 4 tech funds I like to invest in are tempting to jump back into because they're down 49% to 67% from their ATH's. I'm hesitant to jump into anything while the S&P 500 is down only 14% from its ATH. In the past few decades, long time bears in the S&P 500 from ATH's (lasting more than a few months) result in the S&P 500 going down 56% (like the 1.5 year bear from 2007-2009) or 49% (like the 2.5 years bear from 2000-2002). The quick bears in 1987 and 2020 lasted only a few months each and the S&P 500 went down "only" 30-ish% before bouncing back. A lot of time other asset classes don't go up much while the S&P 500 has downward trajectory. So I'll stay out assuming that if I miss out on gains, it's not much I'm missing out.