What I see is senseless, no fundamental no technical, selling no matter what stock it is.
You may account timing of the market, but I see market recovery is too long and hard.
IMO, at least you should sell the TSLA’s bought for $275 which you may buy later at a lower price.
Not always slow recovery, sometimes is kangaroo jump So you may not be buying a lower price. Let’s hypothetically, TSLA bottoms at $260 and you sold at $300. Intraday TSLA reverses to $280 after hitting $260, are you bold enough to buy i.e. bet that it is not DCB. Chances you won’t buy still some kind of indicators like above $300 You need to get both transactions right and most of us get the 2nd transaction wrong
Remember, many companies exceeded results (Rev & PM), but every good news, those stocks are(were) pulled own.
See how DIA, SPY and QQQ dives steep down ! This is not easy to recover.
What we are going through is recession, not a bear market, which tanks stock market at least 9 months.
Last correction started on Jan 26th (peak), lowest Mar 31st (Appx), it took 6 months (Sep end) to reach peak again.
This one is severe, not bottomed after S&P 500 (all 3 indexes) reached 20%. Depending on bottom level 35% or 40%, the recovery will be too long.
Dead cat bounces are common in between
Supposing this reaches first bottom, sometime after shutdown funding approved Jan end, Trump will take his second stand on China by Feb, then FED will add one more 0.25% Mar, then Jun another 0.25%.
In between, Dems will not allow any proposals from Trump (exact replica of what happened to Obama).
With multiple bottom after bottom, this is going in recessionary mode than just correction.
Now, Trump has to face the same challenges in 2020 (if he wins) what Obama faced during 2008 !
This is like year 2000 or year 2008 downturn copy in 2018